Recent comments in /f/Washington

Mania79 t1_j3b3in8 wrote

Reply to comment by z00ker in Traveling from SeaTac to Forks by z00ker

I live 3 miles from Rialto beach. Dungeness lines from SeaTac to PA then $1.50 clallam transit ride to forks. Been pretty wild weather here lately , dry pack and rain gear I suggest.

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nbuggia t1_j3b31y7 wrote

I’m from Maine. It is equally beautify, but in a slightly different way. It has 2,000 miles of the most beautiful coast line that I’ve seen anywhere in the world. Lots of woods, small mountains and much more of a sense of community then I’ve seen in Washington. Of course I’m biased, and I grew up in Maine so I have a different relationship vs someone moving there as an adult. But it is a truly wonderful place if you are looking for ideas. (downside: not a lot of great jobs, black flies)

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LD50_irony t1_j3ay5m6 wrote

Definitely rent a car.

Or like someone else suggested, get one of your friends to pick you up. Are they from somewhere else? I feel like no one who lives here would suggest any other course of action.

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chillychillybitchboy t1_j3awubq wrote

Lol wow the drama. Maybe you should move somewhere in WA that is less populated. Buckling door? That’s a lot.

I get it, a lot of our infrastructure wasn’t built for the amount of people that live here…. In Seattle. In the city. It’s just an untrue blanket statement of the entire state, especially when OP is asking for recs on small towns, which do still exist here.

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kataakitaa t1_j3arjqw wrote

Where do you live in WA? I want to move out there for the same reasons. I live on the east coast and hiked the entire appalachian trail. Ive been on the east coast my entire life and want to get out of my comfort zone and move somewhere completely new.

White Mountains in New Hampshire are where Id want to live if I stayed East or near the Adirondack area in NY.

Whatever you do, dont go to FL. Was able to paddle board and kayak lots of cool places but missed hiking way too much and gosh I hated the heat.

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eyeoxe t1_j3amutb wrote

We are so flipping full, its not gatekeeping. Its more like being a Target employee holding the buckling door closed before opening on black Friday, because its the only think keeping them from being crushed. Enjoy it being a beautiful place? Well, everyone moving here adds more suburbs and cuts down more nature.

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