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Chehalis River

near Elma, Washington

under a typical Grays Harbor County sky

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Ruins of WPPSS

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Entering Grays Harbor County

And that's when you pass into the Zone of Real Rain

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Postcard - Long Beach, Washington

"Foam from winter storm. Winter is exciting on the Long Beach Peninsula -- glass floats, unusual driftwood are there for the hardy beachcomber."

Early 1980s?

Hey, and don't forget now you can find Japanese 2011 tsunami debris. That stuff is still showing up on our coast.

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Technology Way has the appearance of coming to a dead end at one of the two never-used WPPSS cooling towers, Grays Harbor County @Washington.

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A burned out car, a house made out of rusty railroad boxcars, an abandoned and never used nuclear power cooling tower.

Grays Harbor County, Washington.

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Unfinished and abandoned WPPSS nuclear power facility

Grays Harbor County, Washington

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One of two nuclear power cooling towers that were never used, thanks to two defaults. First the WPPSS default of the 1980s, which was an enormous fiasco, and second de fault underneath, and by that I mean the Satsop earthquake fault. We experienced two earthquakes around 1999-2000 that were 5 pointers practically right under this baby.

So today there are two giant derelict towers visible from the freeway, two monuments-- one to the greedy and one to the gullible.

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Sharon Cemetery entrance

Near Porter, Grays Harbor County, Washington

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Southern Grays Harbor County, Washington

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US 101, Grays Harbor County, Washington

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Holy cats! No clouds over Grays Harbor County! I took a photo to remember this day.

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A diner in Montesano, Washington called the Beehive which has been around since the 1930s and still has an Art Deco look has lots of interesting things on the walls, including this framed decal of Rat Fink by Big Daddy Roth.

Roth and I have a history, as portrayed in my minicomic, Musical Chairs.

By the way, I cannot praise the Beehive enough. A great place to stop for you Puget Sound folks on the way to the coast. Monty, our county seat, is a nice town and worth exploring a bit.