My kidlets at the Blue Heron French Cheese Company in Tillamook, OR. The first time we attempted to go to the Tillamook Cheese Factory there was a line out the door so we decided to keep traveling and landed at the Blue Heron instead. Glad we did!
Michael particularly loved all the old logging and farm equipment displayed on the property.
I always said Michael was my mule!
The kids said I make a good milk cow. I'd say that's pretty accurate :)
The girls delighted this musician by dancing to his music.
Afterwards, we want back to play on the beach at Bar View Jetty. Hailey and her cousin, Lily, are always having a great time together.
There were sand castles and forts to be built all week long with the cousins.
The kids got a selfie-stick at a thrift store so I tried it out. Here is Larry, my step-dad, and I. It was great having both sets of my parents with us at the beach this year.
Clearly, I was having way too much fun with the selfie-stick! Here I am with both my moms.
Andrew and Josiah spent a great deal of time and energy building this amazing sand fortress. A lot of engineering and thought went into this. Kept them busy for hours.
We picked a picture perfect day to go crabbing at Kelly's Marina in Brighton, OR. We've been stopping by there to buy fresh seafood for years and always dreamed of going crabbing on a boat. We finally made it happen this year and I'm so glad we did. This will be a family tradition for years to come. We enjoyed it so much.
This ended up being Josiah's favorite activity of the entire vacation.
We got two keepers!
Michael and Rina were the pilots of the boat, Josiah was the puller, Hailey and I were spotters.
We made a great team!
Awesome memories were made.
Rina is not a fan of the smells of fresh seafood.
Crab, Prawns, steamer clams and grilled oysters with garlic butter, Parmesan and bacon bits.
Josiah was a big help with grilling the oysters over the campfire. This kid adores seafood!
Eating treats like this is what this Eastern Oregon family loves. We live far enough away from the coast that we aren't able to go every year, so we make the most of it when we are able to vacation there. More to come!
God Bless,
Jackie
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