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Re: O/T Northwest Road Trip
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Posted by noncompos on August 14, 2006 at 11:10:55 from (65.102.43.41):
In Reply to: O/T Northwest Road Trip posted by Russ(Bolivia) on August 14, 2006 at 09:10:49:
If you've got access to a pretty good library, see if they have any of the WPA writers program travel guides for the states you'll be going thru. These are hardback books, from the early to late 30s, and include travel trips around the state, little town by little town, on the then main roads. If you like shunpiking, getting off the now main roads, you'll enjoy these. If you've never been out here, most of the state east of the mountains is high semi arid, dry dry dry, while west is lush. Check the states website, they'll have all kinds of info on places of interest. October should be nice, but I'm not up on how soon the e-w passes get snow in Wash. Coming down the Columbia Gorge is nice, but way out of your way; I'd recommend using the time in Washington . I live in Portland; feel free to email re' any questions.
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