Cape Perpetua Scenic Area the structure was built by the CCC’s in the 1930s, you can see about 70 miles out to sea from here, and therefore it was used as an observation post during WWII, complete with a coastal defense gun.
Cape Perpetua Scenic Area the structure was built by the CCC’s in the 1930s, you can see about 70 miles out to sea from here, and therefore it was used as an observation post during WWII, complete with a coastal defense gun.
Like Peter said, the view looks great, and an interesting little building! Where is it? Around here, a little old building with a great view is often an old Civil War observation post.
Cape Perpetua Scenic Area the structure was built by the CCC’s in the 1930s, you can see about 70 miles out to sea from here, and therefore it was used as an observation post during WWII, complete with a coastal defense gun.
The ruins of.......?
ReplyDeleteCape Perpetua Scenic Area the structure was built by the CCC’s in the 1930s, you can see about 70 miles out to sea from here, and therefore it was used as an observation post during WWII, complete with a coastal defense gun.
DeleteLooks a great viewing point. Is it an old ruine?
ReplyDeleteCape Perpetua Scenic Area the structure was built by the CCC’s in the 1930s, you can see about 70 miles out to sea from here, and therefore it was used as an observation post during WWII, complete with a coastal defense gun.
DeleteAh, a perfect summer house☺️
ReplyDeleteWould be cool to camp up there
DeleteLike Peter said, the view looks great, and an interesting little building! Where is it? Around here, a little old building with a great view is often an old Civil War observation post.
ReplyDeleteCape Perpetua Scenic Area the structure was built by the CCC’s in the 1930s, you can see about 70 miles out to sea from here, and therefore it was used as an observation post during WWII, complete with a coastal defense gun.
DeleteNice stretch of coast as I recall but don't think we saw that. Nice shot.
ReplyDeleteIts 2 miles south of Yachats in Lincoln County Thanks for the comment Peter
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