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Sequim Bay Lodge

1788 Highway 100 East Sequim, Washington, 98382, United States

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The Lavender Fields in Sequim, Washington

A travel blog entry by jackies-world

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... It was a beautiful day, and the lavender fields were fragrant.

The first farm we went to was "Purple Haze" Lavender Farm . . we had "Lavender and Lemon Custard" Ice Cream . . It was NOT as good as it sounds . . but it was better than the "White Chocolate and Lavender" ice cream that we also sampled.

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Port Townsend & Sequim

A travel blog entry by ranlo

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... Wilson Lighthouse is on the park’s sandy beach.


Fat Smitty’s for an early dinner. The biggest burger ever!








SEQUIM is known as the "Lavender Capital of North America." There are about 40 lavender farms in the area. Almost ...

Getting ready to hit the road...

A travel blog entry by dadandsara

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... mapped out our suggested route! Between that and the iPhone (and our combined directional prowess!), we will hopefully make it to Virginia and back in three weeks with plenty of time in between days of driving to hang out with the VA Harris/Tiller/etc clan.

I will keep this first post short--it is hard to find motivation to write about traveling when I'm sitting on my couch in front of a warm fire! Tomorrow the adventure begins...
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Oysters, Cold Rain, and Terrific Family

A travel blog entry by wandering_man

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... br> Niece Jenifer and nephew-in-law Rob have a terrific beach cabin that they were gracious enough to offer us on the Hood Canal where we walked out at low tide and made pigs of ourselves on the oysters, more oysters than I have ever seen. They were also kind enough to give us a closet in their home for storage of the memorabilia we are unwilling to part with (that which could fit in a Ford Focus and a Ford Taurus. Lord, we looked like the Clampetts ...

Just a short drive today(or so we thought)!!

A travel blog entry by psandefur

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... cute tourist town. Went to the tip and right on the water are RV spots with full hookup...what a view this would have been but sometimes you don't find out about the Public spots.

Since we had time we decided to go up one of the few roads in the Olympic National Park. Again, thank you Pres. Teddy & Franklin Roosevelt. Teddy made this area a National Monument and then Franklin made it a park and it is truly amazing and especially the ...

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