Hecho en Mexico for Food and Ground to Sweet Suite for Lodging

Wonderful day to cycle 28 miles in the coastal mountains of Oregon in not a driving but a riding rain. 

Wet and getting cold, I went back home for supper when I saw a Mexican Food Truck on the side of the road and stopped to check it out and get out of the rain for a minute. 

You know when the person at the truck window is an old Mexican lady that doesn't speak English that the food is good and it was great. 

Pork Burrito with rice and beans and pico de gallo and radishes and 3 grilled serranos with a Mandarin Orange soda hecho en Mexico. 

I lit out of there with my Frogg Togg top on and got a warm sweat going pulling 17, 18 and 19s on a 12 mile roll into Tillamook. 

Saw a sign for the Blue Heron and then the Fred Meyer on the way in and then the Shiloh Inn popped up and I went in to check it out. 

$129 + tax they said and I said no way.  We went round and round and ended up with this nice suite for $89. 

Guess I still look charming and persuasive even when wet and dripping and 50. 

They got a laundromat, pool, sauna and an exercise room not that I'll need that. 

I get a free beer at the restaurant and the usual free breakfast. 

I'll go across the street to Fred Meyer and resupply cause I've eaten everything I bought at the Warrenton Fred Meyer yesterday. 

Down to do laundry cause everything I got is dirty or wet or both. 

I'll have that beer while the laundry is on and then plot tomorrow's strategy. 

Another great day on the Pacific Coast. 

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