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'Ghost forest' in Grays Harbor County the result of the last major earthquake of the Cascadia Subduction Zone - Vimarsana News

'Ghost forest' in Grays Harbor County the result of the last major earthquake of the Cascadia Subduction Zone

It only takes a few dips of a paddle into the Copalis River and a scan of the bank to find activity. A heron glides on gargantuan wings. A kingfisher cackles and darts between spruce trees. A family …

If these (ghost) trees could talk | The Daily World - Vimarsana News

If these (ghost) trees could talk | The Daily World

A dead forest tells a story — and gives warning — of the Pacific Northwest’s mega-quakes

Winter RV Camping in Grays Harbor on the Washington Coast - Vimarsana News

Winter RV Camping in Grays Harbor on the Washington Coast

If you have not tried it yet, experience winter camping on the Washington Coast, with fewer crowds and the tranquil feeling that the cooler weather brings will have you falling in love with the Pacific Northwest all over again. If you're looking for a unique and adventurous RV camping experience, consider spending a few winter nights on the Grays Harbor coast.

Six Airports With Nearby Beaches - FLYING Magazine - Vimarsana News

Six Airports With Nearby Beaches - FLYING Magazine

FLYING looks at airports that bring GA pilots close enough to the beach that they can walk there from the ramp.

After mega-quake, tsunami would arrive quickly - Vimarsana News

After mega-quake, tsunami would arrive quickly

Tacoma — Last weekend’s undersea volcanic explosion near Tonga devastated the island nation and sent small tsunami waves to Washington’s ocean coast. Those waves took about 12 hours to reach the state and gave residents plenty of time to prepare if they had been bigger.