Dear Max,
Today we woke up to the most beautiful view of... FOG! I guess that's the downfall of staying on the ocean. The morning fog sure does hamper your view. We spent the day driving up to Cannon Beach, we took our time and stopped at all the scenic outlooks on our way. Including stopping for breakfast at Pig n' Pancake!
This is how you got around on the trip. Our back horse of a dad had it all figured out.
This little monster....
Created this little mess at breakfast...
Including wiping out mommy blackberry. Fun times!
Our first stop was at Munsun Creek Falls. It was a good little hike up to the falls. It was funny, Daddy said that this was unlike any other vacation that we have taken before. He said he did more physical activity and wore more clothes on the beach than he has ever done on our past vacations. Oregon is filled with places to hike and even in August we were glad we had our hoodies!
Our family at the falls
Our next stop was at the Tillamook Cheese factory. Unlike the Evergreen Aerospace museum, this place was a mad house! I have never seen a more poorly run museum in my life. It was MISERABLE! But we visited non the less. Only stayed about 15.5 minutes before we had all had enough.
We stayed long enough to get one picture!
Daniel and Uncle Geary
Instead we went across the street to a farmers market and stocked up on fruits and vegi's for the week and Aunt Jali found the best little seafood market on the side of the road with the most amazing fresh fish. After our little stop in Tillamook we headed up to Cannon Beach. We arrived at our beach house and our dear friends Tobin and Chi Yeun met us there. Grammie and Papa offered to babysit so us kids could go to dinner and visit. It was so nice of them, and the 6 of us really enjoyed visiting and talking about all the funny stories from high school and beyond. We've determined that Tobin and Daddy went to elementary school together, nuts! Tobin and Chi stayed with us at the beach house so we could hang out more on Sunday.
This is the rooms that our family stayed in. It had a sloped ceiling with skylights. You didn't have much of a problem walking around, but daddy and I had about a 2 foot by 2 foot spot we could stand in, unless we put our heads in the skylights, then we could stand straight up. We laughed every morning as we would get out of bed, stand up in the skylight to stretch and then dip back out to leave our room.
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