Flagstone Motel Port Angeles

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

... its doors. The unwritten rule of the bar is that everybody should leave something behind, this can be anything but it seems the most common request for the ladies is to leave their bras behind! Kristina left a passport photo of me and the mini Fresian flag that Piet had given us in Medicine Hat. She wedged these under the Perspex protective cover of the table we were sitting at whilst I was distracted at the bar, so my 21 year old face will be forever in ...

... Country in between Vernon and Kelowna in the Okanagan Valley. It was a perfect road trip - music from my Zune loud and clear, dry, uncrowded roads, supreme, constantly changing scenery.
I love BC! Every time I drive through it I'm reminded that it's the most beautiful place in the world.

... before the sun set. We watched with glasses of wine on the patio. The colours in the sky lingered on, changing from oranges to purples with a fiery red finale. Then the stars began to punctuate the navy blue sky. This was a beautiful land.

There were walks galore to be done, with beaches and forests to explore. But Quail Peak invited relaxation, and goodbyes would soon have to be said. We did venture ...

... what luxuries!! The kids have a loft area up above the main room and we can see the ocean and one of the sea stacks from the loft. Funny thing today—a couple in the cabin next door to us in Port Angeles this morning were from State College and are also driving cross country. We also met a really great couple from Wyoming this evening, and the wife went to PSU for 2 years and worked at Danks and The Corner Room! They now own a nature photography store in the Tetons.

... the three of us explored the sights and scenes. At 1800 we paraded for the customs checks. Chrissy was convinced we would be arrested and locked away for smuggling, so every orange, apple, potato and beef burger was jettisoned as she went through the Customs Guidance Notes to ensure we had no banned goods aboard the RV. Monty's passport was prepared and duly presented to the Custom's Officer ...

... It was nice when I saw the trampoline because I hadn't been on one in ages. The next night people came over for dinner and we made s'móres, which are a traditional American thing which have toasted marshmallows and chocolate in a biscuit. I played with their niece called Grace who was the same age as me. She had brought along her Wie game so we played Wie sports as well as playing on the trampoline. Tom: We stayed with our friends ...

... of small towns along the way and most of them thrived on the harvesting and processing of crabs and oysters. We came up along the east side of Olympic National Park and then popped out just outside of our destination in Port Angeles. We had a fantastic and inexpensive supper at a retro style 50's diner a few miles from our campsite and then headed to the KOA. Regardless of the long trip today and being refreshed from the good meal Wendi challenged us to ...

... The researcher is the so-called "expert" in this scenario. Participatory Research suggests that the expertise lies with the people who have the lived experience. So, in the above scenario, the street kids themselves would do the research. They would look at the issues they face, and come up with the solutions to those issues. They are the experts. It is their voice creating the questions and coming up with the answers, not a ...

... harbor. We're going north up the coast. In open water, I ask if he would like to turn the controls over to me. Yep, go ahead he says. My vacation has another happy moment. Fishing is the talk during the ride up the coast. He mentions the light house. Can we get close for a photo? Depending on how the fish are running. We drop anchor and now is the favorite time of our day. Except the fish aren't hitting.But he has a stash of chocolate! This is good ...