Cannon Beach may be Touristy, but it's Worth it.

Last spring I had my professional massage specifically for my lower body deep tissue massage class with a woman my teacher referred to as: "Maura is my hero." I can see why Jonathan would say that. Maura was vast and mighty, that's for certain. I'll probably take the post massage school course with her - the more I get to know about this healing art, the more I realize there is to learn. Anyway, she had her business at home and it was full of cool stuff, pictures, and artwork. Maura said she picked things that had vibe.

It's amazing how some things and places work for that reason. Cannon Beach is a town on the coast that has definitely been discovered and developed accordingly. But it still has vibe. Lazy Susan Cafe, and art gallery and cafe, Newman's 998 - a fine dining restaurant in a small house that used to be a B&B. And of course, the awesome little studio cabin I found in the woods yesterday (on the internet under pet friendly). Turk's Lodging was only 1/2 mile south of Cannon Beach but had a nice isolated in the woods feel to it, but the ocean was still within sight and hearing. Made a good change.

I can see why Cannon Beach is so beloved to Oregonians. Even though there's lots of tourists, there's also lots of vibe.

I found the coolest cabin in the woods yesterday. It's only a half mile south of Cannon Beach, but has a nice isolated feel to it and there's a view of the ocean through the trees. Some places are worth it for the vibe. And this placeHeading up to Seattle before the