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06-08-2015, 06:32 AM
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Senior Member
Ford Super Duty Owner
Join Date: Sep 2014
Posts: 325
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Mike,
Thank you so much for all the information. It looks like things have changed in 25 years!...Wow can it be that long?
We really like your travel tips. We just might do them all. Thanks also for the pictures, looks just wonderful.
We leave in 3 weeks for Estes Park, Yellow Stone, Glacier, then up to Seattle & Whidbey Island. We haven't planned our return trip back to the Ozarks. Maybe we'll visit Redwood NP & southern Utah. Really looking forward to it.
Thanks again Mike,
Dave & Julie
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07-06-2015, 07:21 AM
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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: Sun City West, AZ
Posts: 7
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Whidbey Island NAS
We got here yesterday and are so impressed with this beautiful site to spend a few days. We have been to several fam camps lately and this one rivals only one other we have visited, Camp Del Mar on Camp Pendleton, CA. Their beach is much better than this one, but that is all they have going for them, that and sand, sand and more sand (still have sand in the MH).
Whidbey Island (we are in the south loop this visit) is beautiful. Plenty of room around your space, you don't feel like your neighbors can hear your every snore!!!!
Beautiful gardens abound and last night we enjoyed our dinner on the lovely picnic table, and then moved to the swing settee to enjoy the setting sun, some tunes and a bottle of wine.
Lovely place and we plan to return for another couple of days when we get back from a 2 week sailing charter around Vancouver Island.
Dawn & Alex
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07-07-2015, 10:03 AM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jun 2015
Posts: 101
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SUNNYDAWN, with a smile allow me to say welcome to wonderfull Whidbey!
Sure hope you folks enjoy your stay. We've had a stretch of wonderfull hot weather, which today 7 July ,has cooled a bit with some overcast. Thats island weather for ya sometimes.
Wife and I feel so blessed that the navy set us down here at the naval air station in a number of squadrons allowing us to stay 12 years, and live a semi normal life through deployments and so forth. One of the highlights of our thirty year navy career. This summer in particular its been interesting to observe the number of RV's of all different classes, types and styles, passing through the region. Quite honestly I believe we followed you across Deception pass bridge and on to the turn off to the air station where the two jet aircraft are positioned near the intersection. The Newmar name of your rig strikes a bell. It was early afternoon when you arrived.( if I'm right) My bride and I were directly behind you returning from an errand in Mount Vernon in a small car. We were making bets where you might be heading.I won when you turned off at the base.
Anyway, enjoy your stay.
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07-07-2015, 11:47 AM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Anacortes, WA (Stick & Brick)
Posts: 2,643
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Actually, Mr. Mike, what we're seeing at the moment isn't our usual overcast. It's a band of smoke from wildfires in BC. On last night's evening news, the reporter said there were 170 fires burning in the Province, about 30 of them on Vancouver Island.
At home in Skyline (Anacortes, just over the ridge south of the ferry terminal) we've been able to smell the smoke. On Sunday, I thought a neighbor was using his smoker to do some salmon. It's playing havoc with my nasal allergies!
The last couple of days the sun has been a dull red disk for the first couple of hours after sunrise. At least the "overcast" is keeping the temps down to what we're more accustomed to!
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