Ramada Olympia

Travel Blogs from Olympia

Rides and views

A travel blog entry by danlogue

... on my rain gear to stay warm for most of the day. My first intro to the great views was Cape Perpetua,Avery wide bay with high cliffs,crashing waves and a superb beach.The cliffs are 800 feet high. All day long ,I travelled through a wierd combination of quaint and touristy.The older homes are one storey clapboard houses with gables but the main streets have been converted to tourist shops and most of the periphery of ...

Olympia - klein aber oho!

A travel blog entry by biancanada

In Olympia nahm mich Randy freundlicherweise auf. Ein junger Fotograf, der selbst f�r ein Jahr mit 111 Dollar in der Tasche quer durch die USA getrampt und gecouchsurft ist jetzt Autos verkauft und seine Couch an reisende anbietet. Ein sehr interessanter Kerl der allerhand zu erz�hlen hatte. Und ich war sein erster Gast. Als er mir per Mail sagte ich sollte doch zum Capitol building (siehe Fotos) kommen, weil er ...

Twisted fire starters

A travel blog entry by lilynomad

... education and health care systems. Also he is like Elisa and I and has a child-like sense of play which was be seen in the photos we took in, on and under trees. All of which were thanked for letting us share them.

After we concluded out walk in the forest we headed to clamber on a huge log on a very big river. This scene reminded me of the river near Sefton and once again I was home sick! I have heard of this phenomenon but until this trip has ...

Fifth Avenue Sandwich Shoppe

A travel blog entry by sarahannwebster

... up so we each got half of each other's sandwich.

I did, indeed, think the triple-decker Reuben was outstanding. I liked that it wasn't as ginormous as most Reubens come where I can't get my mouth around them. Benny thought it was only so-so, however, as I think he likes a mound of meat. The tuna salad was solid, but didn't strike me as exceptional. But it was very good.

Maybe we had built ...

Final reflections

A travel blog entry by treborj

... at all, are some random reflections on all things French (and a little Swiss.)

From Bob:
1. French folks we've met have been great -- helpful and friendly and trying to speak a little English for us. But sometimes the fast sidewalk walkers and drivers have been a little pushy and not so nice, but that is not unlike other large cities of the world.

2. The French love their dogs and really seem to take good care of ...