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6/22/25 4:07 PM 2.81 ft
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6/25/25 6:59 PM 2.89 ft
6/26/25 8:01 AM -2.85 ft
6/27/25 8:46 AM -2.56 ft
6/28/25 9:30 AM -2.04 ft

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6/22/25 7:28 AM -1.7 ft
6/23/25 8:12 AM -2.57 ft
6/24/25 8:58 AM -3.08 ft
6/25/25 9:44 AM -3.22 ft
6/26/25 10:31 AM -3.04 ft
6/27/25 11:18 AM -2.59 ft
6/28/25 12:04 PM -1.9 ft

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6/25/25 7:51 AM -2.89 ft
6/26/25 8:37 AM -2.85 ft
6/27/25 9:21 AM -2.54 ft
6/28/25 10:03 AM -2.01 ft
6/29/25 10:43 AM -1.29 ft
6/30/25 11:21 AM -0.44 ft
7/1/25 11:56 AM 0.47 ft

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06/09/11 - Port Angeles Farmers' Market Update

The Port Angeles Farmers' Market gets greener by the week. Everyone has salad greens and the baby turnips are tiny, but tasty.

Preston, of Wild West Seafood, has been selling gathered foods: morels, bear claw shoots and wild ginger. We tried the wild ginger, which has no relation to the ginger root one buys at the supermarket, and it did indeed have a gingery taste, but it did not go down well. As with a lot of gathered foods, a lot can depend on preparation. Next time, we'll do a bit more research.

We also dropped by the Good To Go stand and tried some of their croissants. They definitely went down well. The baking at Good To Go just seems to get better and better.

Wild ginger - one of the asarums

Baby turnips at Westwind Farm

Salad greens and eggs

Greens and garlic at Johnston Farm

A high speed photograph of a Good To Go croissant 50 milliseconds before it was eaten. This was a true photographer's challenge.

Keywords: farmers' market, good to go, johnston farm, port angeles, westwind farm

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