After our visit to the North Jetty, we went into Long Beach to grab a bite, and then we headed back to Ilwaco.  The Holiday Saturday Market opened at noon.

The port was a somewhat busier than when we were there earlier.

Things were getting festive.

Behold the world's largest crabpot Christmas tree!

Yeah, it didn't look that impressive.  (Sorry, Ilwaco.  No hard feelings.  I still love you.)

At the market, I huffed some soaps, sampled some baked goods and bought a trinket for my work-bff.  Oh, and I ended up buying some baked goods.  The cranberry-oat bars were indescribably good!  The baker was connected to the Chinook Coffee Company in some way I don't remember.  But these were her last of the season.  No more cranberries!  Aaiiiiyeeeeee!

Afterward, we drove up to Oysterville.  We polished off both the oat-cranberry bars on the way there.

And then we raced back to Ilwaco to buy more before the market closed at four!

"You're back!" the woman said as soon as I walked into the door.  I made off with another three or four bars.

All this year I'd been looking forward to the Ilwaco trip at least in part for the cranberry-oat bars from the Chinook Coffee Company lady.  Oh, well.  There's always next year.