More from the picturesque little town of Oysterville and proof that we actually had oysters! When in Rome…
Look at the moss on this fence. What’s the difference I wonder between moss and lichen? I’ll have to research that.
This bit of history really made us chuckle. On the way back home we stopped by the Pacific county courthouse in South Bend and we chuckled again.
Fresh oysters from “the cleanest bay in North America” or at least that’s what the signs said. Can you believe everything you read on signs or the internet? The oysters were very fresh and very good. I never crave an oyster but since we were driving through and staying in an oyster capital of the world it seemed most fitting to indulge in some oysters.
Oh my today is the last day of August! Dear is still on vacation until Tuesday and we are for the most part laying low on Labor Day Weekend. We are joining Josh and Laura for brunch on Sunday to celebrate their anniversary late. Hope you have a wonderful weekend.
The Happy Wonderer ~ ellen b. 
what a beautiful old town! Glad you had such a nice visit there with Dear. The Island has oysters too but it’s one shellfish I’m not crazy about. I can eat it but give me lobster instead 🙂
Happy holiday weekend Ellen!
xo
Love the yellow house…always thought I would like to live in one! I am not an oyster fan, but the Hubby loves them. He would have enjoyed the tour and the meal! 🙂 Hope you enjoy your weekend!
Loved the photos Ellen…looks like a place we may have to visit.
Oh my, Ellen. This series of photos is so idyllic — gorgeous views and just right for end of summer (well, we get a few more weeks of hot weather, but you know what I mean). Gorgeous.
Lovely little town. I really enjoy reading the historical signs along the way on holidays, too.
Very pretty, except for the oysters. 🙂