Where is the best spot to beach camp in Oregon?

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I'm looking for a spot that's somewhat secluded, so as to avoid campgrounds and being kicked off the beach for illegal camping. Northern Oregon or Southern Washington Coast is preferred. Thanks!

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I believe in Oregon you can pitch a tent anywhere along the Coast. No camp ground needed. The obvious Leave no Trace rules apply and a couple of other things. Check out the statement below that I found on this web site:

http://www.romantic-oregon-coast.com/oregon-coast-camping.html

"Thanks to the wonderful Oregon "beach bill," you are allowed to pitch "a tent directly on the beach, but there are a couple rules you need to abide by. First, you cannot camp within view of a home or business and, next, you are strictly forbidden to camp adjacent to a Oregon state park. You may want to check with the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department for anything else you should know"

Tillicum Beach Campground Oregon?

~*Sweet Me

For those who have camped there: My fiancee and I and another couple will be camping there in three weeks. We reserved one tent spot as it said maximum # of people allowed was 8. I figured that meant there was enough room for 8 people. I noticed on the campsite info that there was only room for one small tent. We were planning on taking two small tents. We don't mind putting them right next to each other. Will there be enough room for two tents? I have checked numerous sites for more information and/or pictures but I am not having much luck. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thank you!

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I've camped at Tillicum Beach campground several times. It depends on which site you've reserved. Several are large enough. Do you know the site number?

A more likely snafu will be the campground hosts- they may be sticklers about the one tent limit. They are picky about where you park, etc.

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Help with a calculus problem please!?

tahoe.girl

There's a problem on my calculus homework I don't know how to do and would really appreciate some help!
"A canvas shelter for the beach ahs two square sides, a rectangular back, and a rectangular top. Suppose that 96 square feet of canvas are to be used. Find the dimensions of the shelter for which the volume is maximized."

I realize that people usually aren't that into doing other's homework for them, but if someone would at least point me in the right direction or tell me what I need to do I'd really appreciate it.

Answer
Let x be the length and y be the width. and height
Volume= xy^2
Surface area = 2xy+2y^2=96
2xy =96-2y^2
x=(96-2y^2) / 2y
x= 48/y -y

Volume = (48/y-y)y^2
Volume = 48y -y^3
V=48y-y^3
differentiate with respect to y
dV/dy = 48-3y^2=0
3y^2=48
y^2-16
y=4 --- height and width
x = 48 / y - y = 48 / 4 - 4 = 8 -- length

The dimensions are length 8, width 4, height 4

d^2V/dy^2 =-6y = -6(4)=-24 < 0, so V is maximized.

How do you get inspiration? What inspires you? Give me some suggestions on what to paint..?

Inga

Basically I just want the above questions. From where do you (as artists) draw your inspiration? What helps an artist get out of a creative dry spell? Hypothetically, if I have a set of acrylic paints and a blank canvas before me, what would come to your mind to tell me to paint?

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choose a place and the type of weather. tropical, futuristic, sunny, snowy, cold, rainy, storm, field, farm, space, galaxy, concert, theatre, museum, monument, exhibition, convention, shop, café, castle, windmill, camping grounds, desert island, underworld, heaven, graveyard, under the sea, underground city, village, modern city, countryside, shelter, road, show, carnival, fair, desert, school, business building, house, mansion, cottage, shed, greenhouse, garden, public garden, bath house, spa, hotel, hostel, beach, boat, car, train, plane, bus, cabin, a cave, a shipwreck, an amusement park, a child centre, a harbour, town, shopping central, the sky, swimming pool, skiing ground, ruins, temples, pyramids, party, strange world, war ground, a hall, an empty room, a church, a forest, a motorway, a street, a road, an avenue, an aquarium, a zoo, a jungle, a college, an art studio, a hospital, a jail, a police station, an antique store.
Then a person or animal or a creature. If you are a true artist once you've started drawing your background you might have a character basis. Mind you all artists have different opinions and thoughts. Hope this helps.
Ideas for people-
farmer, bus driver, fashionetta, fireman, policeman, zombie, ghost, marie antoinette style.
Or scrap that. Think of characters from films and books you like and base your character around them. Or you could draw shadows, shadow like people, just sillhouettes. I get my inspiration from films, books, day trips. Anything really. I even got inspiration while drinking a cup of coffee

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