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Beachcombing
Many treasures drift up on the beaches for beachcombers to collect. Items fall from cargo ships during storms at sea. If you are really lucky, glass floats still occasionally drift over from Japan.
Address: Beachs, Westport, WA Website: WestportGrayland-Chamber.org
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Storm Watching
The costal beaches are regularly pounded by winter storms, with waves reaching over 15 feet tall. Heavy surf is dangerous, do not go near the surf in storm conditions.
Address: Beaches, Westport, Washington
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WA Razor Clam Digging Seasons
Razor Clams are a delicacy in the Pacific Northwest. But they are hard to dig, seasons are short and often in cold winter months. (All dates & locations can be cancelled at the last minute.)
Address: Coast of Washington Website: wdfw.wa.gov
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Come Have a Ball
Beachcomb for "planted" glass floats!
Contact Person: WA Coast Chamber of Commerce Phone: 360-289-2451
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Easter Egg Hunt
Hoquiam Easter egg hunt!
Contact Person: City of Hoquiam Phone: 360-637-6040
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Annual Loyalty Day Parade
Sponsored by the VFW - celebrate your American pride.
Contact Person: Westport/Grayland Chamber Phone: 800-345-6223
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Grays Harbor Shorebird Festival
Each spring millions of shorebirds stop to rest in Grays Harbor on their way from Argentina to Alaska. This concentration of birds offers people a great chance to view a number of shorebird species.
Address: P.O. Box 470 Montesano, WA 98563 Phone: 800 303 8498 Website: ShorebirdFestival.com
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WA Razor Clam Digging Seasons
Razor Clams are a delicacy in the Pacific Northwest. But they are hard to dig, seasons are short and often in cold winter months. (All dates & locations can be cancelled at the last minute.)
Address: Coast of Washington Website: wdfw.wa.gov
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