Blue Gull Inn Bed and Breakfast Port Townsend

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The rest of the morning I spent trying to see if my brother's computer was fixable. His computer went totally on the fritz. I really need for him to have a working computer while I'm away. I won't have any cell phone service in New Zealand. My VOIP phone will allow me to make calls to the States for free, but I can only receive calls while I'm online. And yes I did say free.
I decided to give him my ...

... drive adventure across Mt Torless Station; Ride a board the world famous TranzAlpine train.

December 6 Visit the coastline and the small town, Lyttleton possible take dolphin/whale cruise, Enjoy the view from Christchurch Gondola Station

December 7- 20 Over 14 days we will take you Sailing, 4 Wheel Driving, Caving ...

hello all! I work for the local kayak shop and we're currently offering winter lessons in the pool. Whether a beginner or experienced paddler, our classes are designed to further your skills, and increase your margin of safety when paddling on our Northwest waters. *Sign up soon, limited space available! Call: 360-379-3608 Email: ptoutdoors@mac.com Visit us at: PT Outdoors / 1017 Water street: Saturdays & Tuesdays 11- 3pm

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I joined some local paddlers on Lake Crescent, NW of
here--I think within the Nat Park-- beautiful, blue-green water from
the glaciers in the Nat Park, and as the day wore on, the waters got
choppier; my companions packed up and went home, but I stayed another
hour and played in the water. Living in Tucson, being in water is just
such a luxury and not to be taken for granted.

Kari Sly arrived from California on March 24, and finally the Lady Nighthawks are completed. All eight players played together for the first time that evening. It's a talented and versatile group, and they will need it as they go up against teams that have been playing together for years. We have three from Port Townsend, three from Chimacum, one from Port Angeles and one from California.

... her again!, i finished a month out at UBC - good cos commuting and me are not friends, (and it was getting boring, well actually extremely boring, and i am over surfing ebay all day...), speaking of friends, have hooked up with another aussie couple (ben and fiona) who live nearby on robson, its a small world, fiona was working at the temp company, and ben is a commercial valuer as well... got on it with them last friday nite ...

... onto Pioneer Square and the very interesting underground tour. Basically due to a fire most of it burned down over 100 years ago and the city decided to increase the land level by pumping earth from mountains to make it easier, safer, healthier etc to not be on the water. Some people had already rebuilt their properties after the fire and when the new earth was pumped in the first floor became basements ...

i got to canada after a seriously long flight and got harrassed by customs upon entry. after searching my bags and questioning me (i was surprised they didn't bring out the rubber gloves) they let me go. i was very very grumpy by then. i took the ferry over to vancouver island and was greeted by my cousin sarah and her boyfriend kris. yesterday they took me cold water diving for my first time ever. well, it really was ...

... the rowdy gold runs and resource extraction days, to the industrial age, and the present, when the industrial presence along the water is being systematically removed and replaced with recreation opportunities and homes. Rubi slept through most of it on the floor of the boat. We dined this evening at "camp" watching as the Harbour Ferries bobbed their way here to their home for the night in West Bay and as the city began to twinkle with lights. Ah................rough life!

... in Seattle ??!!). Chilling out for the first few days was great for all as B&D had just come back from a visit to Ireland, Tonia was still recovering from Jet Lag, and I'd been on the go since leaving home. Wednesday was the day we went White water rafting on the Tieton river, near a place called Yakima, about 3 hours drive from Seattle. The journey down the river took about 3 hours and was 21 miles long ! It's about a level 3 river ...