Kenny Osborne is a lifelong resident of our beach community. You can find more about Kenny on this Real Estate page here.
Like many of us here, Kenny serves on a variety of community organizations. He is on the Chinook Water District Board, Pacific County Planning Commission, and Friends of Chinook School. Kenny is the President of Sea Resources, Inc - the Historical Fish Hatchery in Chinook Washington. I am the Vice Pres of this group of community volunteers. We operate the oldest Salmon Hatchery in Washington State.
Kenny loves to travel with his camera and frequently sends us photos of the Chinook Watershed, Pacific Ocean and local wildlife. So I was delighted when his sister went Clam Digging with Kenny this past week - and the result was a fun little video.
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
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Saturday, January 07, 2012
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Thursday, November 24, 2011
I've been dreaming... of oysters and a knife!
I am dreaming of this incredible handmade oyster knife.
Chris Williams lives in South Carolina and grew up spending much of his time on the water. Always looking for functional knife - he started making custom knives. Chris traded his career in investment banking for a small shop and a grinding wheel.
The Edisto Oyster Knife is named for the briny Carolina Lowcountry oysters of Edisto.
I really need this knife.
Cost $250.
WilliamsKnife.com
Garden and Gun gave Williams Knife Co their 2011 Made in the South Award.
Here is their little video with Chris Williams at work.
Chris Williams lives in South Carolina and grew up spending much of his time on the water. Always looking for functional knife - he started making custom knives. Chris traded his career in investment banking for a small shop and a grinding wheel.
The Edisto Oyster Knife is named for the briny Carolina Lowcountry oysters of Edisto.
I really need this knife.
Cost $250.
WilliamsKnife.com
Garden and Gun gave Williams Knife Co their 2011 Made in the South Award.
Here is their little video with Chris Williams at work.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Will you be my bride? A little video.
A Wedding Anniversary
One year ago, our oldest daughter was married here at the beach. We chose to do everything (flowers, food, decor, invites, etc etc) ourselves and the result was a stunning four day event that was affordable and personal. Everyone pitched in and helped. It was tons of work and provided even more memories.
Over the next week - I will post some of the incredible details.
Here is a wonderful slide show of the professional photos by Sara Gray Photography. We highly recommend Sara to anyone.
Over the next week - I will post some of the incredible details.
Here is a wonderful slide show of the professional photos by Sara Gray Photography. We highly recommend Sara to anyone.
Saturday, October 29, 2011
The Cranberries are ready!
Our area of SW Washington State is similar to the marshes of Cape Cod. We have had cranberries growing since 1872.
This past week, The Seattle Times did a story on the bogs just a few short blocks away from us. You can read it here.A berry good bog | Northwest Wanderings
Oktoberfest in Chinook
The annual fundraiser to support Friends of Chinook School restoration of the historic school and gym. We enjoy attending the dinner with silent and live auctions, music and many local friends.
http://www.friendsofchinookschool.org/index.html
http://www.friendsofchinookschool.org/index.html
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