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We drove our coach 119 miles, about three hours of driving, from Seaside, Oregon to Ocean City, Washington.
Here’s the map route, heading north:
Interactive map, with potential stops marked; we didn’t stop at any:
We drove to an open area to hook up our truck to our coach:
Another RV toading up; they started before us, and finished after us; with our weekly practice, it doesn’t take us long to do:
Leaving the campground:
Crossing the Astoria-Megler Bridge from Oregon to Washington; a little nerve-wracking, with a curved approach and high bridge, but it was fine:
Low tide exposing the sandbar:
Entering Washington state:
We could have gone left or right, but I had decided on left to avoid some roadworks (planning the route pays off):
Lighthouse:
Tunnel:
Another bridge:
Aaaargh! COFFEE!
Artwork in Raymond:
An advantage of a motorhome is I can get up and use the bathroom while Jenn is driving — a very rare occurrence, since there is some risk in moving about while in motion, and we prefer to take rest stops so we can both take a pee break, but on this occasion Jenn didn’t need to stop:
Pilings:
Rusty building and structures in Aberdeen (a rather ugly city):
A mural helps a little:
Rusty bridge:
We paused in a slow vehicle turnout to let other vehicles pass:
Bridge:
Our destination, Thousand Trails Oceana:
Checking in:
Our coach in front of our site, preparing to back in:
