headin' out to the Puget sound area soon. tips?

[black]

possibly Oly, possibly a few other places. me and my queen @syrinyx really wanna be in like Aberdeen, Forks, or La Push. shes been through there and says its the place to be. might concede to Olympia though because resources. any tips on good places to hide out in the woods in/ right out of Olympia? everywhere else ive mentioned as well. any other info would be rad too like good places to scavenge, etc. we are new so -shrug- thanks in advance.

 

[Deleted member 125]

any particular reason why youd actually want to goto aberdeen?

 

[syrinyx]

any particular reason why youd actually want to goto aberdeen?

HA. I get that it's a conservative blue collar town, but places like that kinda feel like home to us. Obviously without a traditional "home" it'll probably have to be a place to pass through for the sights and move on. I just happen to be fond of the place and the ports, really. Also that sick statue of the logger.

 

[Deleted member 16034]

any particular reason why youd actually want to goto aberdeen?

Because they're forever in debt to your priceless advice?

 

[Coywolf]

any particular reason why youd actually want to goto aberdeen?

Because "Something in the way" is your theme song, and I hear there ARE alot of nice bridges there.....

 

[Coywolf]

I hear Port Angeles and Sequim are noce towns to hang out in. Ill be there next summer.

 

[syrinyx]

Because "Something in the way" is your theme song, and I hear there ARE alot of nice bridges there.....

LOL well there is actually a pretty neat bridge when you first get into town..........but nah I will say as a middle school Nirvana fan it is pretty heartwarming to see the little bits of Kurt love.

 

[syrinyx]

LOL well there is actually a pretty neat bridge when you first get into town..........but nah I will say as a middle school Nirvana fan it is pretty heartwarming to see the little bits of Kurt love.

And actually Something in the Way was my favorite back then, coincidentally. Hahaha

 

[syrinyx]

I hear Port Angeles and Sequim are noce towns to hang out in. Ill be there next summer.

I REALLY want to see Port Angeles. Got into community college there actually. Something about the remoteness coupled with the scenery are really appealing to me. I made it all the way out to Forks but haven't rounded the north edge of the peninsula.

 

[AAAutin]

any tips on good places to hide out in the woods in/ right out of Olympia?

I don't know about Olympia proper, but there are definitely good spots in neighboring Lacey and Tumwater.

 

[rambleON]

There's a lot of homebums camping out on the railroad tracks areas south of oly toward tumwater - pretty safe as those areas are kinda too hard for the average fat police officer to bother with and if they can't drive their squad car there they don't want to go there. Oly I' has the best food bank ever for good shit. Aberdeen? Yuk - nothing there but depressed unemployed people and kinda sad. Go to the rich area of oly where people have a conscious and guilt when they see a homeless person. You will always have food there.

 

[Babylonian Zig]

possibly Oly, possibly a few other places. me and my queen @syrinyx really wanna be in like Aberdeen, Forks, or La Push. shes been through there and says its the place to be. might concede to Olympia though because resources. any tips on good places to hide out in the woods in/ right out of Olympia? everywhere else ive mentioned as well. any other info would be rad too like good places to scavenge, etc. we are new so -shrug- thanks in advance.

Did you ever make it out here?

 

[rambleON]

Did you ever make it out here?

I'm here now - West Puget Sound area near Hoodsport.

Its absolutely beautiful here. Oysters, clams, and crab are easy pickings now.

 

[Babylonian Zig]

Nice. I'm on the other side of the sound from you, but I've explored the peninsula before. It's beautiful.

 

[rambleON]

You live life once. If there is a place you want to go, a person you want to meet, or a purpose you want to fulfill -- DO IT NOW.

After what seemed to be a long harsh Winter here in the Pacific NW this Summer weather is especially sweet and the Olympic Peninsula is thriving with life and things to do.

Let your pathways satisfy wanderlust.