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I especially enjoy the fall and winter here in Lincoln City.  The summer can be nice, but there is alot more sand on the beach, which means that there is a lot more soft sand that is less conducive to long walks.  In the winter, the currents take the sand away and it is great!  The southern winds return and are so invigorating and not nearly as biting as the northern winds of the summer.  I don't mind the rain of the storms.  They are fun as long as you can go inside and dry off at the end of the walk.  It is such a dynamic place that people come to for the beauty and I am very fortunate to call it my home.

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