It was moving day today so we rustled\nup all our bird feeders, whirly flags, folding chairs and utility\numbilicals and prepared to leave the property. Before we could go\nanywhere else, we made a stop at the three-holer dump station at the\ncampground exit. We have been very frugal with our water this week to\navoid filling our modestly-sized waste tanks. Normally, waste gets\ndumped every four days but we made the week. It took quite a while\nfor everything to leave us. \n<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\tAfter this fun, we pulled out onto\nSnee Oosh Road and headed north to WA-20. Turning east there, we got\nas far as I-5 where we turned north. Just a few miles up the road, we\narrived at Bow. The Thousand Trails Campground is called Mount Vernon\nbut it’s not in Mount Vernon. It’s in Bow.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\tWe found a nice, spacious spot with\nsatellite TV reception, good access and plenty of birds in the\nsurrounding brush. We set up and called it a day even though our\nentire trip was about 20 miles and maybe 25 minutes. We love nice,\nquick drives between campgrounds. \n<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It was moving day today so we rustled up all our bird feeders, whirly flags, folding chairs and utility umbilicals and prepared to leave the property. Before we could go anywhere else, we made a stop at the three-holer dump … Continue reading