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asapguy · 08-15-2018, 10:26 AM

We have lived north of Seattle in rural Snohomish/Monroe area for 40 Yrs. Your list covers all the big attractions. Be prepared for heavy traffic in the Seattle area & bring plenty of warm clothes, Nov. in the PNW can be very cold & wet. A great day trip would be the Mukilteo Ferry, go through Greenbanks & go up through Oak Harbor on Hwy. 20, go over the Deception Pass bridge toward Anacortes. Then go into LA Conner (walk around a bit). Take the Best Rd. to the Pioneer Hwy & get back on I-5 at Island Crossing to head south. You'll need a map. We just did this trip last week-end in our Model A's. You can stay in Everett & go to the Boeing Museum at Paine Field & Funco in Everett. Anthony's Rest. in the Everett Marina is one of our favorite restaurants. The early bird dinner before 6PM is four courses. The Burnt Cream dessert is a real treat.

08-15-2018, 10:26 AM	#15
asapguy Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Snohomish Wa. Posts: 389	Re: OT-Seattle vacation to do's We have lived north of Seattle in rural Snohomish/Monroe area for 40 Yrs. Your list covers all the big attractions. Be prepared for heavy traffic in the Seattle area & bring plenty of warm clothes, Nov. in the PNW can be very cold & wet. A great day trip would be the Mukilteo Ferry, go through Greenbanks & go up through Oak Harbor on Hwy. 20, go over the Deception Pass bridge toward Anacortes. Then go into LA Conner (walk around a bit). Take the Best Rd. to the Pioneer Hwy & get back on I-5 at Island Crossing to head south. You'll need a map. We just did this trip last week-end in our Model A's. You can stay in Everett & go to the Boeing Museum at Paine Field & Funco in Everett. Anthony's Rest. in the Everett Marina is one of our favorite restaurants. The early bird dinner before 6PM is four courses. The Burnt Cream dessert is a real treat.