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Date:         Fri, 10 Jul 1998 05:35:17 -0700
Reply-To:     "Charles \"Luke\" Lukey" <luke@SEANET.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <Vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         "Charles \"Luke\" Lukey" <luke@SEANET.COM>
Subject:      Re: N. Washington State Route Recommendations
Comments: To: Vanagon@VANAGON.COM
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Kelly:


Take route #1 - with any luck at all you'll catch the Blues Fest at
Winthrop.


Charles "Luke" Lukey
Seattle, WA


>  Here are the route options:
>  1.  Route 20 from Burlington/Anacortes east through Snoqualamie National
>  Forest, North Cascades National Park Okanogan National Forest to the
Grand
>  Coulee Dam.
>  2. Route 2 from Everett east through Snoqualamie National Forest,
Wenatchee
>  National Forest, Leavenworth to Spokane.
>
>  Which one is more worthy?  Is the Grand Coulee Dam worth a detour?
>
>  TIA
>
>  Kelly Bauman
>  Delta, BC
>  '91 Westy
>   >>
> Hwy 20 to Windthrop would be the most beautifull route to take and then
to the
> Dam. But if you can, stuff you mouth with good Bavarian food in
Leavenworth,
> head south after Windthrop. Have fun.
>  Michael Modl
>  87 syncro.
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