For your next visit to Orcas Island, stop by the Orcas Island Homgrown for a taste of Orcas Island. We focus on selling the highest-quality natural, organic and locally grown products to local and visiting residents of Orcas Island, Washington. Our locally grown, natural and organic food selections include:

• Local organic produce
• Organic meat and poultry
• Fresh seafood
• Daily prepared foods
• Deli items  
• Wine & beer
• Cheese & dairy products
• Specialty whole foods including:
• Gluten-free
• Lactose free foods
• Vegan
• Health and beauty products

visit us at: 138 North Beach Road - Orcas Island, Wa

American outlaws are legendary - from Frank and Jesse James, to Billy the Kid, to Geronimo.

Now a slightly more incongruous desperado has joined their illustrious ranks.

Authorities believe that the 'Barefoot Bandit' has struck again after mysterious chalk drawings of bare feet, accompanied by a cheerful 'C-YA', were found drawn on the floor of a burgled grocery store.

A stolen aeroplane was also found abandoned nearby. The legend of the 'Barefoot Bandit' - believed to be a fugitive 18-year-old named Colton Harris-Moore - has grown since he went on the run in April 2008.

He is believed to have carried out a series of robberies at homes and businesses and, despite having never been trained to fly a plane, the theft of two planes.

A Facebook page dedicated to him now boasts 16,800 fans, while a Time magazine piece dubbed him 'America's Most Wanted Teen Bandit.'

Yesterday, the owner of the Homegrown Market store on Orcas Island in western Washington state arrived to find large chalk-drawn feet all over the floor.

Sherri Pierson, who works at the grocery store that was discovered robbed yesterday morning, said cash was taken - and a security system monitor was left in a sink with water running over it.

A series of chalk footprints were drawn throughout the vandalised store.

A plane that was stolen from Skagit County, 62 miles away, was left at the airport on Orcas Island on Wednesday or Thursday.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1250484/Barefoot-Bandit-thought-struck-stolen-plane-near-robbed-store.html#ixzz0fkx5Ghha