One of the final razor clam digs of the season ends Wednesday on the Washington coast.
Digging is permitted at Long Beach and Twin Harbors today, Tuesday and Wednesday with low tides at 7:47, 8:32 and 9:19 p.m. respectively.
The next dig has been approved for Dec. 3-9 and digs are tentatively planned for Dec. 19-23 and Dec. 31.
Hammock camping is becoming more and more popular as people discover the benefits of sleeping above the ground. So what happens when you don't have any trees appropriately spaced at a campsite? Let's hope you have a Mock One hammock from the Republic of Durable Goods. This portable hammock doesn't require any existing anchors to suspend it above the ground. Instead, it comes with its own internal frame structure, which can be collapsed into a small, easy-to-carry 14-pound duffle bag.
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