Every time we drive south from Forks, we stop at an overlook of Kalaloch (prounounced klay-lock) Beach. We get out of the car and enjoy the fresh air coming in from the Pacific Ocean, the sound of waves rushing in and somtimes crashing on the edge below us. We watch the seagulls soar and swoop over the tumbling water, sometimes seeing pelicans and herons, eagles and hawks. We stand next to the ...

... Sooes and Shi Shi." So I was sent on October 31 to Kalaloch North to survey with a writer preparing an article for High ... for EW's article about COASST.) Near the mouth of Kalaloch Creek we were chased up into the drift by a tide that didn't ... the beach. No birds. By then the tide really was going out. There was the wide flat Kalaloch Beach to examine, but the retreating tide left us ...

... and Mocrocks for November 14 – 15; and Kalaloch Beach for Monday, November 16 only. Additional dates ... fun–you might want to take advantage of the special deal being offered by the Kalaloch Lodge in the Olympic National Park. Their Clam ... places in our state, and, honestly, maybe in the whole world. To learn more about the Kalaloch Lodge or to book your clamming experience, visit ...

... We who could not be there with you support your efforts on behalf of all law-abiding gun owners! kalaloch said on November 14, 2009 at 5:04 PM If he needs a weapon to feel like a man, ... to a 911 dispatcher. factoid said on November 14, 2009 at 5:41 PM “kalaloch” I suppose when a criminal enters the center with a gun and threatens you and your child, you ...

... of each month from November through May, this year's series will offer windows into a wide range of Olympic National Park topics including the recent discovery of a fossil sea star near Kalaloch, snorkel trips, and high-mountain archeology. All programs will take place at the Olympic National Park Visitor Center at 3002 Mount Angeles Road in Port Angeles and are free of charge. The ...

Clam diggers got the go-ahead to proceed with an evening razor-clam dig starting Saturday, Nov. 14. Tentative dates have also been announced for upcoming digs in December and January. Twin Harbors will open for digging Nov. 14-17, while Long Beach, Copalis and Mocrocks are scheduled to open Nov. 14-16. Kalaloch Beach will be open for