Willapa is a fabulous and relatively unknown gem on the western Washington coast

I have to agree. That's the reason we moved to South Bend five years ago. Do you live in the area?

Nice to see the 'ol stompin' grounds once in a while.

Raymond graduate here and also lived a few years in Bay Center. lol.

Yikes

I do not. But there are so many great small towns in Washington state that you never hear about.

Thank you. Since there wasn't a Pacific County Reddit, I created one last night. Hopefully, it will eventually become more active than just me. See it at r/PacificCounty

Thank you

So true. I love the exploration of small dots with a name on a map.

I'm loving these pictures. Born and raised in South Bend from 1977-2012 (I'm in Seattle now)...still visit often as I still have friends and family there. Spent a lot of time in Bay Center (friends, family) and the Willapa Hills in general. It's funny seeing these beautiful pictures of these boats and other things that I have seen my whole life, but never thought of as art. Great job! PS I subbed to your Pacific County subreddit.

Thank you so much. I just created a Reddit at r/PacificCounty Feel free to help it grow.

Sweet, will sub.

Thanks. I'm sure it will take time to be discovered.