Quiet in Cambria
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I think (as do local shop owners) that the media blitz about Americans staying home and traveling the California coast has caused people to stay home altogether for fear of mobs.
Well, no mobs here! Similar in effect to the Olympics talk and then fewer crowds.
So if your readers still want a quiet, uncrowded spot, Cambria is the place.
MOLLY LYNCH
J. Patrick House
Cambria, Calif.
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