Kuma Sutra.Kumamoto oysters.
Small, hollow, and sweet.
The trick is getting inside.
I'm still picking bits of shell from my teeth.
A flat tire on the way out gave us time to crack into the 24 oysters we bought in Tillamook. When we finally reached the beach, the waves looked choice. Shoulder-high negative-tide dredgers. It only lasted an hour or so until the tide filled in. On the way home we explored such topics as: teaching yoga to inmates, killing animals with your bare hands, karma, the new T.Moe movie, the new Animal Collective, art, and if it's possible to get a "happy ending" via reiki massage.
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"teaching yoga to inmates"....
my yogi is venturing into working with & teaching power vinyasa yoga to AA'ers
seems like a good match
Is that a screwdriver in the oyster photo?!? :))
The screwdriver was the only tool we had to bust open the shells. It was a little rusty, but it worked!
Not a big Tillamook Bay oyster fan...too much runoff into that bay.
Wow, word verification was gnarly!
sounds like a good adventure day, the kind that you can't forget.
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