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I’m sure many of you are familiar with the beautiful Cannon Beach in Oregon. A large, sandy beach, it’s really a perfect spot for any sort of family vacation. 

Haystack Rock is its claim to fame. A large rock covered with toughs of grass and a plethora of barnacles. Our family had many-a-time ventured upon this rock to explore the excitement of it all! 

Then, about a month ago, we had such a family vacation. Minus the rock venturing part. Why?

When we reach the magnificent rock, we were surprised to see about a dozen different ugly signs scattered across the rock, saying things such as “protect the wildlife” and “this isn’t only a rock, it’s a home” and other such pithy lines. A lady in an orange suit came out and cautioned us to step away from the rocks we were stepping on, and directed us to a nearby sign which showed an evil human foot, crushing the poor, innocent barnacles. 

We just couldn’t believe it. Protecting their home? Exactly HOW many barnacles are there in the world? Many in places nobody has EVER been? Keep the rock beautiful, by all means! You think littering the rock with signs would fix that? 

I think it’s important to keep all wilderness in its natural state, but by no means does that mean we can’t WALK or EXPLORE it! It’s even more ridiculous government intrusion in our lives…and at this rate, it’s only going to get worse. 

So I’m curious…what do you all think about this? I’m not sure how many of you have actually visited Haystack Rock, but I’d still love to know what you think.