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- Gateway to America's Wild Rivers Coast - Historic South Coast Town
 How do you pronounce Langlois? If you have lived there long enough you know to pronounce Langlois... "Langless". This pronunciation is verified in early census records, where census enumerators spelled the name phonetically as they heard it
The Langlois Family was from the Channel Islands so although they had a french name, it was anglicized due to the influences of the British and French mixing in the middle of the channel. So as far as Langlois residents know, Langlois is pronounced just like the family said it back in the day --- Langless.
Langlois is a quaint town with historic buildings, a market that sells world famous hot dogs, antique and art shopping, and a great little restaurant
For Langlois events, festivals, live entertainment and happenings go to our Oregon Coast Calendar...
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by Terry Richard for The Oregonian
 Floras Lake is a sizable dunes lake, popular for windsurfing because of predictable afternoon "breezes" _ which may feel like a hurricane on some days.
This lovely lake is blocked from the ocean by a narrow neck of sand, making the area one of Oregon's geologic oddities due to the New River that flows north from Floras Lake (the river was created after pioneer settlement).
While this part of northern Curry County is indeed pleasant to visit (weather permitting), the feature that makes it outstanding is the ocean beach south of Floras Lake, with its 80- to 100-foot-high line of cliffs.
There's no other beach quite like it on the Oregon coast.
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By Our Oregon Coast
We took 5 cans of Albacore from the Ocean Harvest to our traditional Christmas Dinner at Mom’s house in Salem.
We decided to leave them in the tins so everyone could see what flavor they were trying and we put out some crackers next to them.
So there on the table with the traditional turkey and all the fixin’s sat 5 tins of tuna.
They were the hit of the dinner!
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They offer the very finest in hand picked fresh canned Dungeness Crab straight from the boat.
They’ve got six packs and three packs of canned Dungeness crab for you and your family pulled from the bottom of the Pacific ocean right off the Oregon Coast and canned fresh that same day. We hope you enjoy it!!! |
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By The Captain & Crew of the FV Harvester for The Ocean Harvest
There is nothing better than taking a day out to find what tasty morsels lurk in the duff under the forest canopy up and down the Oregon Coast
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