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Port Townsend, Washington
Port Townsend may be only about 40 miles (as the crow flies) from Seattle, but it feels much further. And ... -
Port Angeles, Washington
As cities go, Port Angeles really isn’t all that big, but considering its surroundings (the mostly unpopulated, undeveloped Olympic Peninsula), ... -
Raymond, Washington
The drive up Washington’s coast on US 101 can be, well, long and tiring. This is arguably one of the ... -
Astoria, Oregon
Before you say goodbye to Oregon and head north, crossing the mighty Columbia River into Washington, it’s good to stop ... -
Carson, Washington
After my very, very long drive down from Mount St. Helens on remote Forest Service roads, I was quite happy ... -
Marfa, Texas
It’s hard to tell what’s new, and what’s old, what’s Texas and what’s Hollywood in Marfa, Texas. This city in ... -
Van Horn, Texas
Residents of Van Horn will have to forgive me for saying this, but after spending two nights here, I was ... -
Sonora, Texas
The best reason to stop in Sonora, Texas isn’t even in town. It’s the Caverns of Sonora, eight miles away ... -
Downtown Fredericksburg, Texas
A visit to the Texas Hill Country will inevitably include a stop in Fredericksburg, Texas. This tourist-friendly town built by ... -
Blanco, Texas
Blanco is one of the quiet little towns that give the Texas Hill Country its “Good Old Days” character. It’s ...
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