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Before it's your favorite place, it's a place you've never been





Gentlemen, this one of my favorite places to visit. It's called





Sequim, has given itself the nickname of Sunny Sequim. Due to the unique climate. Also well known of the "Lavender Capital of North America" ..



Sequim, Washington https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sequim,_Washington http://www.sequimwa.gov/index.aspx?nid=456



Okay... Everyone hangs on tight, we're flying to the landmark New Dungeness Lighthouse..

New Dungeness Lighthouse https://www.google.com/maps/place/New+D ... 23.1102824



Mr. Bob, I also heard it's a good place for crabbing. If you seafood lover ... Oh, yeah.. Captain, You're right Dungeness crab. Crab flourishes in Dungeness Bay, and crabbing is a popular local pastime here.



"You're off to great places. Today is your day. Your mountain is waiting so get on your way"


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Thanks for these links to videos. Really enjoyed them. I have a friend (female) that moved up there from California after she retired and she loves it up there. Snow and all. Sequim is protected by the mountains to the South West so it can be raining all around and Sequim will be clear. Maybe windy and still cold, but protected. The rain will go around and hit Seattle area to the East and will miss Sequim. In the 1960's being in the Air Force and fixing radars, I have been a 'weather' nut ever since, and it is really a strange weather 'pattern', if you will, that 'hits' Sequim. Must go visit sometime.
Chuck B
Napamule

napamule wrote:Thanks for these links to videos. Really enjoyed them. I have a friend (female) that moved up there from California after she retired and she loves it up there. Snow and all. Sequim is protected by the mountains to the South West so it can be raining all around and Sequim will be clear. Maybe windy and still cold, but protected. The rain will go around and hit Seattle area to the East and will miss Sequim. In the 1960's being in the Air Force and fixing radars, I have been a 'weather' nut ever since, and it is really a strange weather 'pattern', if you will, that 'hits' Sequim. Must go visit sometime.
Chuck B
Napamule

Mr. napamule, you're welcome, sir. Thanks for sharing your strange weather 'pattern' experience at Sequim

Enjoyed the videos Napamule.With all that
lavender around,I bet there is no shortage of bees.

Anthin

PW7; I always enjoy you music and pictures with you narrations!!! Thanks again pal.

Anthindelahunt wrote:Enjoyed the videos Napamule.With all that
lavender around,I bet there is no shortage of bees.

Anthin

Roypcox wrote:PW7; I always enjoy you music and pictures with you narrations!!! Thanks again pal.

Mr. Roypcox, Thank you sir.

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