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Category Archives: Washington
More Redwoods
I try to get the good pictures but it doesn’t always work out. On our venture out today the first thing we saw was this big elk alongside the road. The first picture, from a postcard, is what I wanted, … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, November, Washington
Tagged Buttshots, Pacific Ocean, Redwood National and State Parks, Redwood Trees, Tour-Thru Tree
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Columbia River Gorge
There are benefits to touring in the “off” season. We were able to secure seats on the “Landmarks of the Gorge” cruise on the Columbia Gorge Sternwheeler this morning. Normally reservations are needed well in advance, but this time of … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Oregon, Washington
Tagged Beacon Rock, Bonneville Lock and dam, Chanticleer Point, Columbia River, Columbia River Gorge, Cruise, Horsetail Falls, Landmarks of the Gorge Cruise, Latourell Falls, Lewis & Clark, Lock and dam, Multnomah Falls, Sacagawea, Sternwheeler, Vista Point, Waterfalls
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Ape Cave and Two Forests
While it was the north side of Mount St Helens that blew out in the 1980 eruption and that’s where several viewpoints and visitor centers are, the south side has some things going on too. Ape Cave is the third … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Washington
Tagged Ape Cave, Lava Tube, Trail of Two Forests
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South to Woodland WA
Today’s daily post is brief. But that happens sometimes. Seaquest State Park, where we were the last two days, was a fine park, but seriously lacking in internet, cell phone strength and TV signal, which is hard for me to … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Washington
Tagged Lewis River, RV Parks, Seaquest State Park, Woodland Shores RV Park, Woodland WA
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Longview WA
This is Bigfoot (or Sasquatch) territory. I think the whole state of Washington, or maybe the Pacific Northwest, has had more Bigfoot sightings than all the other states. Statues and signs can be found in many places throughout the state. … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Washington
Tagged Bigfoot, Lewis & Clark, Longview WA, Sacagawea, Sasquatch
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Mount St Helens
The Mount St Helens volcano erupted in a big way on May 18, 1980. Since then, the area has been turned into a National Volcanic Monument to preserve the volcano and for research, recreation, and education. It’s a long drive … Continue reading
Mount Rainier
We’ve been having a little problem with our fresh water pump lately, it has been spitting air with the water when we use the sink. We found a certified Winnebago repair shop near us and they squeezed us in. The … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Washington
Tagged Banana Slug, Grove of the Patriarchs, Mount Rainier
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Moving On
Not every day is an adventure. Yesterday we just relaxed, walked around Poulsbo, did some shopping, and took the day off. We did go to say goodbye to Bernie’s cousin as we plan to move to a different area today. … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Washington
Tagged Bridges, Chehalis WA, Tacoma Narrows Bridge, Walmart, Walmart Overnighting
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Olympic National Park
Another cloudy and rainy morning, but we didn’t let that stop us from exploring the area. We actually put about 220 miles on the Jeep today. Our first mission was find a post office. We enjoyed the big beautiful flowers … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, September, Washington
Tagged National Parks, Olympic National Park, Salmon Cascades
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Seattle, WA
Even though it was a cloudy/gloomy sort of morning we set out to explore Seattle. This required taking a ferry across Puget Sound, so we drove to the ferry station on Bainbridge Island and left the car parked there and … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, September, Washington
Tagged Dale Chihuly, Market, Pike Place Market, Seattle, Seattle Space Needle, Space Needle
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Point No-Point
Poulsbo has a nice big Farmers Market so we went to see it. We like to see how the local produce differs from what they have at home. Mostly it’s the same, but we did pick up some wonderful looking … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, September, Washington
Tagged driftwood, farmers market, Lighthouse, Mount Rainier, Point No-Point, Poulsbo WA, Seattle
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End the Long Drive
175 miles driven today.  And 1,700 miles and about $1,060 in gas money since our start in Minnesota. We will slow down from here on. Making reservations at an RV park is something we seldom do because we don’t like be … Continue reading
Beauty and Bulls
171 miles today. There was a light rain, but nothing to worry about. The landscape changed from the mountains to ranch land to corn fields and then a beautiful area around the Columbia River and the Vantage Bridge. Tomorrow we … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, September, Washington
Tagged Columbia River, Passport America, RV Parks, Yakima River RV Park
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And Into Washington
40 miles is all we drove today, out of the Idaho panhandle and into the state of Washington. As we started west on I-90 the wind picked up and knocked us around a little. This high-profile vehicle can’t handle wind … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, September, Washington
Tagged Casino, Casino RV Parking, Free Camping Spots
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Washington
Today we drove through city, mountains, forest, desert, and city again. Wow, it’s 90 degrees and sunny. This takes some getting used to after all the cool cloudy and wet weather we have seen. We’re on Interstate 95 now, a … Continue reading
Goodbye Alaska, Hello 48!
Our ferry boarding time wasn’t until late afternoon on Friday so the morning was spent exploring more of Ketchikan. We found a hiking trail in the rainforest behind the town and went for a walk. It was wonderful, and no … Continue reading