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Etcetera: Family taps into imagination, nature during summer stays at Birch Bay, Wash.

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The Semiahmoo band of Straits Salish people called the site Tsan-wuch, or Say-wak, the latter meaning “people saved from a flood by building a raft." I suspect they named it thus because the area floods badly in king (the highest…

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Etcetera: Family taps into imagination, nature during summer stays at Birch Bay, Wash.

The Semiahmoo band of Straits Salish people called the site Tsan-wuch, or Say-wak, the latter meaning “people saved from a flood by building a raft." I suspect they named it thus because the area floods badly in king (the highest…

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