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Blog Letters: Beach Vacation - Day Three - "Let's go to Seaside and Cannon Beach"

On Thursday we decided it would be fun to go down and poke around in Seaside. So after breakfast we all loaded up into the jeep and off we went through Ilwaco over the Astoria bridge and into Seaside. After finding a parking spot we walked around, explored the crazy mirrors at the Candyman's sweet shop and got a free salt water taffy.

We had a blast exploring the aquarium and feeding the seals which was my favorite part and now I desperately want a baby seal. They are just so cute with their big eyes and when the clap their hands, it just makes me so happy.
                                                              James feeding the seals
                                                                  The seal I kept feeding 
After walking through the aquarium we walked through a few more stores before deciding to go down to Cannon Beach where we looked for a really close friend of mine who is working the summer there, but sadly missed him. We did however have a really nice outside lunch at a lovely restaurant and they had a amazing clam chowder too. 
 On our way back we stopped in Astoria to get some seafood for dinner and we had a feast of crab, salad, green beans and pop. It was a delicious meal and nobody was hungry afterwards well, that is until the ice cream can out :) 
 
Crab feast 

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  1. UnknownAugust 26, 2015 at 9:51 AM

    Kinda seems like all we do is eat . . . .hmmmm . . . .. :-)

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