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Something was missing in 2025 for me - I missed out on my annual trip to the southern coast of Oregon to be part of Circles in the Sand. So it was a must this year to get back there for my ninth visit to the unique installation that is part art, part spiritual, part whimsical, part sand, and all love. I was able to attend two of the weekend draws, and both days brought incredibly ideal weather, with sunshine and blue sky out in force. For those unfamiliar with Circles in the

I'm turning this post over to my wife ( & partner & labyrinth companion & official website photographer) who always knows best how to...

It's hard to convey to my friends and family what Circles in the Sand is about. I generally start by setting the scene - it's a beautiful...

"It's amazing what 12 rakes can do", was a good way to encapsulate the annual phenomenon that is Circles in the Sand. One of the...

The seasonal Circles in the Sand event is really hard to capture in words or images, no matter how many I look at or even the amazing...

Wasn't sure what to expect from Circles in the Sand but I knew I wanted to be there. This was our first trip. It didn't disappoint....

Our annual trip to Bandon and Face Rock. I get up there a couple hours early to help draw the nearly 2-mile-long labyrinth with a team of...

The amazing Circles in the Sand generally happens in Bandon, but in fall 2020, it moved along the Oregon Coast to Florence for a...