Hi X,
It's about a 20-30 min from Canadian border crossing at Blaine, WA...about 90 miles north of Seattle...
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=e...57993&t=h&z=11
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Where's Bellingham?
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Hi X,
It's about a 20-30 min from Canadian border crossing at Blaine, WA...about 90 miles north of Seattle...
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=e...57993&t=h&z=11
wow. So I have no idea... what's in Bellingham?
Last edited by Xrayted; 04-09-2008 at 12:15 PM.
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Umm i thought that's the place that Mimi suggested a while back..Man is it the right place name??
X-i have no clue either about what's in Bellingham..![]()
Popoki-nobut then again plans may change when we get up north..
Grog & van ladies...if we do a ride we'll need to rent 2 bikes..
I'll have a peek @ the calendar this weekend and do a bit more thinking on this...
Bellingham is a nice little city with fun shops and stuff.
It's midway between Seattle and the Canadian Border.
NONE of us live anywhere near it though.
There is a great italian restaurant there.
Grog..Ian will like that idea..beer..I'll just be the designated thinker...
Hmmm..i guess i'll have to discuss with Ian travelling to Seattle if we want to meet you kids.. Waaaaaaaa..I wanna meet you guys..*sniff* *sniff* Honk..snork..
I'll keep you guys updated.....*sigh* this is rather depressing![]()
Don't be depressed; there's only so much you can cram into your trip and hopefully, you'll have a relaxed, fun time w/o driving and driving all over.
I agree w/Mimi - Bellingham (and Fairhaven, the historical district and port for the Alaska Marine Hwy system aka ferry) is cute and has plenty to see and do; it's just too far to drive on a work/weeknight...as my morning starts @5!
Mary
MM-i hear ya..
Grog-to be honest, i have no clue where in downtown van my aunt livesSomewhere nice i believe... Reminds me i need to get her address...might help if we want to drive there from the airport!
We're still throwing ideas around on what to do between the 18th & 21st..many ideas have come up..spend a few days down @ waterton or jasper or drive into montana the list is endless..
aaaarrgggggg
As mentioned before somewhere in the mists of forum chatter, I live in downtown Van.
After living in Ontario for over 40 yrs., also visiting Calgary several times and other parts of Alberta (Edmonton, Rockies, Waterton national park area, etc.) and also through Bellingham several times.....it is safe to say..... downtown Vancouver area has some beautiful vistas and things to do.
We live at the foot of the famed Seawall bike path... really it kills me to see hundreds of bikes in our building's communal bike locker...not used often. There are enough routes and scenery to inspire enough people to bike and jog in our area.
http://www3.telus.net/public/hjbecke...s/image018.htm There are other near-photos here...of your native country...CC.
And yes (for 1 of the slides), we did bike touring in the Canadian Maritime provinces for 3 wks.
I can appreciate your problem in trip planning CC. Must be like Australia...big country, little time to see all the things you wish.
Last edited by shootingstar; 04-10-2008 at 07:36 PM.
Right...don't give up on us not going to Seattle quite yet. Ian had a look at the distance from Calgary & it's not that far in his mind..
So, there might be light @ the end of the tunnel...
we're in business...We are def driving to Seattle.
We're driving down into the US(montana) from Calgary & over to seattle. I believe we pass through Coeur D'alene & a few other places.
So,well see you Seattleites on the 19th![]()
Okay! I'm right next door to Coeur d'Alene! And on the way to Seattle. So you have to at least stop, have a cup of coffee and say Hi!bikerHen