We used to go thru Kalama frequently and we always stopped to eat at the Kalama Inn Restaurant because Mom and Auntie loved their liver and onions on the senior menu. Great burgers, grilled cheese, homemade soup and pie… Old, advertises that Bob Hope and Elvis stayed once at their Inn. Kalama has an awesome totem pole that was the world’s largest from a single cedar, it’s displayed laying down because it rotted and it’s down by the water. With another standing pole.

In Arlington in the 70’s Dad and his business partner tried to be the first every year to put a bouquet of Skunk Cabbage on each other’s doorstep before dawn. They do really stink and so do your clothes after mucking about in the dark at 4AM!

Looks like they were standing in front of a photo at a visitor center.

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This is beautiful! My grandmother’s friend Muriel wrote a book called Seaweeds at Ebb Tide. She had so many samples at her house and we all picked a favorite to identify when we were at our beaches, Indianola, Port Gamble, Belfair. Turkish towel was my favorite and I’m so glad you included it!

Maybe referring to Camano and Gedney/Hat as in Island County.

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