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Date:         Mon, 30 Jun 2003 11:20:51 -0400
Reply-To:     "Walker, Phil" <Phil.Walker@BROOKS.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         "Walker, Phil" <Phil.Walker@BROOKS.COM>
Subject:      Trip to Washington Coast - Advice Needed
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Once again my wife and I are running off on a trip short notice (amazingly easy in a Westy). This Friday we are going to leave SLC, UT and head up to Washington state with the "coast" as a destination (is that specific enough?). We then want to work our way up the coast and spend a day driving through Seattle (with a trip to IKEA before the trip back). My wife is current 7.5 months pregnant so big hikes and activities are out of the question, but we figure this is a good opportunity to scope out the next trip we take up there with the new little guy (our first!!!!). Anyway, I always consult the list for our trips, and this is no exception. We have no plans except that we will have a bout 3-5 days to wander up the coast. We are leaving on Friday the 4th. ANY advice and/or tips would be welcome. Is there anything we should not miss? Where should we start/end? Thanks for the help here, and all of the help in the past.

-Phil 89 Westy 30K original miles and all of the goodies!

Phil Walker Product Manager, APF RTD/Reporter Brooks Automation (801) 736-3330 (801) 736-3443 Fax


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