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Sep 16, 2012 - Grayland State Park

Headed off to Grayland State Park today. Deb and Jacob came with us. Jake got to ride in the RV for a short while. After getting camp setup we headed out to the "30 miles of Junque". Garage sales from Grayland to Westport. Found some toys for Jake and some items Deb was looking for. All in all a good day hunting. We got back, had some lunch and then Mike, Candy, Dick and Carol pulled in in their rigs. Shortly after Deb and Jakob headed for home. We just sat around a shot the breeze before heading off to bed

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Beaches and Reunion

Sep 15, 2012 - Ocean Shores

After lunch we decided to head into Ocean Shores and go to the Interpretive center. Jake had a wonderful time, there were drawers to open and fake bugs, worms, snakes, and fish to pick up and hold. Also a sand box to play in After coming back to the RV we headed over to the playground for awhile and then after dinner it was back to the beach for sunset pics.

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Apr 24, 2011 - Grayland Beach in the rain

We have only one bar 3G service on Juanita's IPad here at Grayland Beach State Park in Washington but wanted to let you know we arrived safely. It has rained off and on all day and a wet forecast will apparently keep the stuff coming during our stay. I have taken a few photos of our beautiful seaside campsite and will post them when we get decent Internet, hopefully by the weekend. We'll have a great time regardless of the weather................

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Oct 6, 2009 - Grayland Beach State Park...wow!

. Even though we have only two bars showing on our air card, I will try to post an entry from our latest destination, Grayland Beach State Park in SW Washington. Because we needed to dump our holding tanks at Nehalem Beach this morning, we were not on the road until about 9:30…actually not a bad starting time for a 120 mile drive to our next camp site. The weather was perfect for a moving day with an early temperature in the low 50’s, no wind and cloudless skies. We crossed the Columbia River on the Astoria Bridge and made our first rest...

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