April has already had several major windstorms and the turmoil at sea has made the beach a bounty for beachcombers. Glass fishing floats have been washing up regularly and if you are out there near high tide and have the stamina to get out in the weather... you may be rewarded with a rare treasure. We're not talking about some artsy fartsy glass ball created to be dropped in the sand like easter eggs for the finding. These are the real thing... travelling from japan in the currents and washing up on our beaches after being at sea for years!
Big news is the Grayland Wind Farm nearing completion. 4 huge windmills mounted on the hills overlooking Grayland's cranberry bogs and the pacific ocean. These tremendous generators will power up to 700 homes when online and will provide an estimated $500,000 to the Coastal Community Action program which assists low income families in Grays Harbor and Pacific County. See more at GRAYLAND WIND
Don't forget... next week is clam digging, crab races,feed and derby & the Tokeland Art Festival. Why not settle into a beautiful oceanfront condominium for the week end and have a great escape? VACATION DEALS
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