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August 31, 2011

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I volunteer in that area annually and just adore Oysterville. It used to be home to one of the best restaurants ever, The Ark. So sad that it's no longer there. Can't wait to hear more about your adventures there!

I can't wait to go! I have been to a lot of picturesque little towns here in Washington, but I have not been down as far as Oysterville. I smell a road trip!

i love oysters so this sounds like a dream town!

Love Oysterville, we were acquainted with the town just a couple of years ago when staying in a friend's beach house in Ocean Park. It's since become one of our all-time favorite family get-aways.

incredible! oysters are wondrous things!

Gosh, it looks like a little slice of heaven! Or something out of Anne of Green Gables!

Wow these photos are AMAZING!

I have family in oysterville... and I have spent many thanksgivings in this sweet little town. Its so nice to see it appreciated!!

I'll have to check out Oysterville next time I cross the border. Now to find out how far this is from Vancouver! This looks like the cutest little town.

What a nice little town. How lovely the coloured houses are. :)

I went to college in Ashland OR, so this is a really lovely moment seeing pics! Thanks for sharing!

beautiful! it looks like a little new england town on the west coast. which is perfect for me.

I'm a little late on the draw here, Miss Chelsea, but this just looks like a magical escape. Just what the doctor ordered! Sigh!

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