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October 15th, 2004, 11:24 AM
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Any advice about Seattle at the end of November?
Is it difficult to drive from Seattle to Port Townsend using ferrys? Or ... what is the best route to get there? Thank you Federica 
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October 15th, 2004, 01:18 PM
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"Freddy" wrote...
Any advice about Seattle at the end of November? I was going to suggest that you avoid having sex with redheads, but that relates to totally different post, and is not be your issue anyway. :-) Is it difficult to drive from Seattle to Port Townsend using ferrys? Or ... what is the best route to get there? No, not difficult at all. The ferry that I took was between Edmonds (just North or Seattle) and Kingston (just South of Port Townsend via Rt.104). Crossings are frequent enuff that wait-times are low. There are plenty of alternatives. For fares, maps and schedules, see http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/ferries/, the official Washington State ferry website. It can also give you directions and maps to the terminals. [R]
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October 15th, 2004, 01:18 PM
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"Freddy" wrote...
Any advice about Seattle at the end of November? I was going to suggest that you avoid having sex with redheads, but that relates to totally different post, and is not be your issue anyway. :-) Is it difficult to drive from Seattle to Port Townsend using ferrys? Or ... what is the best route to get there? No, not difficult at all. The ferry that I took was between Edmonds (just North or Seattle) and Kingston (just South of Port Townsend via Rt.104). Crossings are frequent enuff that wait-times are low. There are plenty of alternatives. For fares, maps and schedules, see http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/ferries/, the official Washington State ferry website. It can also give you directions and maps to the terminals. [R]
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October 15th, 2004, 08:19 PM
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"Freddy" wrote in message ... Any advice about Seattle at the end of November? Prepare for rain. Is it difficult to drive from Seattle to Port Townsend using ferrys? They'll have to drive the ferrys. You just park your car and sit and enjoy the view. Most hotels will have ferry schedules. Or ... what is the best route to get there? Thank you Federica
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October 15th, 2004, 08:19 PM
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"Freddy" wrote in message ... Any advice about Seattle at the end of November? Prepare for rain. Is it difficult to drive from Seattle to Port Townsend using ferrys? They'll have to drive the ferrys. You just park your car and sit and enjoy the view. Most hotels will have ferry schedules. Or ... what is the best route to get there? Thank you Federica
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October 16th, 2004, 04:13 AM
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Roger B. wrote: "Freddy" wrote... Is it difficult to drive from Seattle to Port Townsend using ferrys? Or ... what is the best route to get there? No, not difficult at all. The ferry that I took was between Edmonds (just North or Seattle) and Kingston (just South of Port Townsend via Rt.104). Crossings are frequent enuff that wait-times are low. There are plenty of alternatives. For fares, maps and schedules, see http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/ferries/, the official Washington State ferry website. It can also give you directions and maps to the terminals. Alternatively, you can use the Bainbridge Island ferry from Seattle's downtown Colman Dock. Drive straight off the ferry, off the island and through Poulsbo, then take 3 north to Hood Canal Bridge. Left across the bridge (watch out for submarines) and you are on 104. Then right to Hwy 19 and on to Port Townsend. It will take you about 45 minutes to get to Port Townsend from Kingston, and something like an hour to get there from Bainbridge.
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October 16th, 2004, 04:13 AM
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Roger B. wrote: "Freddy" wrote... Is it difficult to drive from Seattle to Port Townsend using ferrys? Or ... what is the best route to get there? No, not difficult at all. The ferry that I took was between Edmonds (just North or Seattle) and Kingston (just South of Port Townsend via Rt.104). Crossings are frequent enuff that wait-times are low. There are plenty of alternatives. For fares, maps and schedules, see http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/ferries/, the official Washington State ferry website. It can also give you directions and maps to the terminals. Alternatively, you can use the Bainbridge Island ferry from Seattle's downtown Colman Dock. Drive straight off the ferry, off the island and through Poulsbo, then take 3 north to Hood Canal Bridge. Left across the bridge (watch out for submarines) and you are on 104. Then right to Hwy 19 and on to Port Townsend. It will take you about 45 minutes to get to Port Townsend from Kingston, and something like an hour to get there from Bainbridge.
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