There is an Eddie Bauer outlet store on the corner not far from our campground and Peggy convinced me to take her over there to check out the prices. Since I hate shopping just a bit more than root canals, I did not go into the store but Peg did and seemed to have a real nice time. She returned to the truck only $10 poorer and I had to send her back into the store to try harder. It didn’t work and we then left since she had not found a way to spend more.

We then went on a short drive through Seaside to see if we could see the sea. Seaside has very narrow streets that only have parking on one side and/or are one-way. Sprinkled along the streets are some gorgeous beach houses and retreats but getting to them is probably easier for those familiar with the traffic patterns. It may have many spots that you cannot get to from here, regardless of where here is. Nevertheless, the houses we spotted were very nice. The drawback of Seaside is that it is a resort town and the tiny downtown tourist section was infested with out-of-towners like us that clog up the skinny streets by driving their vehicles into the maze. There are not many spots where you can see the sea from town, unless you walk down the beachfront promenade.

Seaside pix available if you click the link. https://photos.app.goo.gl/Pphwpsw62acf6fNb8