Stormwatching
Having lived in Seattle for the past 5 years, rain and stormy weather is not new to me. But I must admit, the word “storm” takes on a whole new meaning when you are living 200 feet from the Pacific...
View ArticleWhat is that! It burns!
This week brought some of those beautiful, sunny, seventy degree, spring days that make all of life’s problems just melt away. It was a great opportunity to head down to the beach at Westhaven State...
View ArticleClamming is On!
The Department of Fish and Wildlife rules the roost when it comes to saying when you can gather food and what you can gather from our local beaches, and this weekend they told us it was okay to dig for...
View ArticleWinter Beach Day
After a long hard winter, full of 133 miles per hour winds, weeks on end of overcast weather, and the most rain I have seen since I moved here, we are having a fantastic February. This past week we...
View ArticleGrayland Driftwood Show
The Cranberry Coast Chamber of Commerce will be hosting its 46th Annual Driftwood Show on March 15 and 16, 2008 at the Grayland Community Hall. I have wanted to attend this for years, and am looking...
View ArticleBeach Glass Treasures in Westport and Grayland
On a recent weekend road trip to Ocean Shores, I met an artist who happens to be a neighbor here in Westport. Beth is the proprietor of Seashore Collections, a small art studio that specializes in...
View ArticleWhale Watching off the Westport Coast
This past weekend, as we were recovering from an amazing Cleanwater Classic, and enjoying the fabulous weather on the beach in front of Westport by the Sea, we noticed something that we’ve heard a lot...
View ArticleSecrets From The Sea Beachcombing Great Lecture at Westport Winery
Beachcombing is one of the best things about living on the coast. If you have ever wanted to know more about everything from sand dollars to agates, you are invited to attend the next free Great...
View ArticleGrayland Beach Shipwreck Find
One neat area out here that we rarely get to explore is Washaway Beach. This is the beach area between North Cove and Tokeland that is known for recent rapid erosion that has in the past 5 or 10 years...
View ArticleClose up Eagle!
Eagle on the beach – enjoying the sunshine. There isn’t really much more you can say about this one – what a sight!!
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