Extreme Beachcombing is a beautiful short film about a collector
John Anderson has been collecting man made objects that wash up on the shores of the Pacific Northwest for the past 46 years.
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John Anderson has been collecting man made objects that wash up on the shores of the Pacific Northwest for the past 46 years.
Everything in John Anderson's incredible beachcomber's museum has a story. All of it belonged to somebody, somewhere.
Plus, extreme beachcombing, light displays in Pioneer Square and art for the eclipse.
For the first time since the pandemic hit, Whiskey Creek Volunteer Salmon Hatchery held its annual fishing day for the handicapped. About 150 handicapped adults and children came out on
Pine needles vs. Space Needle: These Seattle-bound travelers took a detour We opted for a trip around the Olympic Peninsula while a COVID surge gripped the city. Weâre so glad we did. By Diane Bair Globe Correspondent,Updated May 19, 2021, 2:44 p.m. Email to a Friend Ruby Beach, fronting the Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary, is one of the most-photographed beaches on the West Coast. Stop at any of the beaches on this string â theyâre all eerily beautiful.Diane Bair This was meant to be a girlfriendâs getaway to Seattle. But as the flight grew near (our first post-va...