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I really like
Grayland,
Washington. It's on a spit of sandy dunes on the Pacific coast. The beach
is wide, flat, and firm, which makes it popular with drivers (boo!) and
bicyclists (yay!). The water is shallow so it actually warms up enough where
taking a dip won't chill you to the bone. We stayed in a yurt at
Grayland State Park, which is situated in a conservation
area, so there's remarkably little development or commerce. There's not much
to do here and that's why Sarah and I like it. We watched the weather, feasted
our eyes on the wide horizon, played catch and ran in the sand, enjoyed an
annual kite festival, and collected litter from the beach because it (the
litter, of course) was so pretty. Our favorite trash was the multicolored
plastic nosecones from last week's 4th of July fireworks which we stuck on
our fingers like fabulous
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