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Guy Atkins wrote: Since I was staying at Grayland Beach State Park (1/2 mi. south of the Grayland motel venue), I was limited to antennas that would fit on the campsite (the few newer campsites at Grayland suitable for very short Beverages were already reserved months ago). I can only wonder if the noise would have been lower had I been in the new, expanded section of Grayland, where campers are a bit further apart, and a few sites allow for a few hundred feet of wire strung through the brush. What about Ledbetter Point, the north end of the Long Beach Peninsula? I haven't been there since I was a kid, but what I remember was a whole lot of nothing. Looking at the map, it might be a bit of a slog through the sand dunes, as the road is on the (East) bay side of the peninsula . Mark Zenier Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com) |
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