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‘A Little Slice of Heaven’: Day trip to Kalama reveals charms aplenty

By , Columbian staff writer
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Kalama's downtown along North First Street is a picture of small-town charm, with well-kept shops, plenty of parking and lots of trees.
Kalama's downtown along North First Street is a picture of small-town charm, with well-kept shops, plenty of parking and lots of trees. (Monika Spykerman/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

KALAMA — This city is a mere 30-minute drive north of Vancouver, and yet our family hasn’t considered it more than a brief stop on the way to Seattle. We’ve grabbed a quick bite at the Burger Bar and waited ages for a table at McMenamins Kalama Harbor Lodge.

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