Last night we stayed in Ellensburg, WA. It's a fairly small town and home to Central Washington University. Unfortunately, the KOA was near the I-90 interchange and truck noise woke me (Dave) up way too early today. The RV suffered a couple rock hits to the passenger side windshield--the latest gave us a 10 inch horizontal crack as well. ; ( Anyway, after a windy drive thru Snoqualmie Pass, we arrived in Tacoma and continued our search for a place to bed down for the next couple nights. All the campgrounds within 20 miles appear to be full...so we fell back on a good 'ol standby--the FAMCAMP at McChord AFB. We have to dry camp there....but aside from the occasional C-17 Transport taking off...it is a very nice little campground only a mile from the BX, Commissary, gas and internet.
Well, it's pizza tonight at the homestead before returning to the RV...
Hasta for now.
2 comments:
Your pictures of Washington are beautiful. Would you face a lot of snow in the winter? My brother lives up there near the coast and trains horses with his grown daughter. I voted selfishly on your poll, but those areas in Washington would be really tempting!
Mary
There isn't much snow in Western Washington; mostly just drizzle. Eastern WA has quite a bit, but probably not as much as Utah did.
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