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    • « Days 16 - 18 (Portland to Seaquest) | Home | A Visit from Old Father Time »

    We discover a lost folk art.

    By Russ | August 19, 2009

    Firework stands along the Hood Canal.

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    One Response to “We discover a lost folk art.”

    1. Kelly Says:
      August 19th, 2009 at 7:49 pm

      Ah, we’ve done this route so very many times - I know all the stands you pictured.

      I feel silly asking this but - is your itinerary posted anywhere? Are you headed around the 101 loop by any chance? We’re in Hoquiam WA and would love to cook you dinner!

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