Memorial Day weekend class posted!

[Yuhjn]

Signed up even before my email notification was recieved.

Time to make all the other arrangements!

[greenthumb]

That's odd, I think I received the email notification last Friday(apr 4).

Glad to see you've signed up. Now comes the hard part- waiting. ; )

[Yuhjn]

I only signed up for email notifications monday so that's probbaly why I didnt get one.

I dont think waiting is going to be that hard for me since I'm so insanely busy right now. Between now and then I'm so swamped I wont be able to come up for air. The time will fly :)

Honestly I kinda lucked out that it's over memorial day... if not I probably couldnt get enough time off work.

[Shark]

Be sure to sit at the front of the class, less distractions (cookies & all).

& be sure to bring a flashlight :) Enjoy the class.

[cheer2u]

I signed up for the Memorial weekend class and now need to find someplace to stay. I am a non-smoking, 57 about to celebrate 58yo female that is coming from Tacoma, WA. I would really appreciate it if I could perhaps park my mini van somewhere and I could sleep in it but would need to use a bathroom for 2 nites and in the am. Is there a campground near by or something? I am thinking of just pulling out the seats in the car and making up a bed in it. It's pretty comfy that way when you throw in the feather bed on top of the futon mats. I was thinking of going up there on Friday night so I don't have to get up so early to get there on Saturday. Thanks for the info. I have been waiting for many years to be able to afford this class and can hardly wait for it to come now.
Chris

[Klapton]

Wallace Falls State Park in Gold Bar: http://www.stateparks.com/wallace_falls.html
Another linkie about Wallace Falls: http://www.nwsource.com/outdoors/scr/of_detail.cfm?category=Camping&rt=11455

Troublesome Creek campground on Index-Galena Road in Index: http://www.nwsource.com/outdoors/scr/of_detail.cfm?category=Camping&rt=249

San Juan campground is also along Index-Galena road on the north fork of the Skykomish: http://www.nwsource.com/outdoors/scr/of_detail.cfm?category=Camping&rt=11454 I've been to this one. I'ts beautiful.

Mt. Baker - Snoqualmie National Forest has some campsites. They are a fair hike past Monroe on Hwy 2, but can be very peaceful and pretty: http://www.fs.fed.us/r6/mbs/recreation/activities/campgrounds/skykomish.shtml Money Creek, near the town of Skykomish is probably the closest. I've stayed at Money Creek - it's beautiful.

Thousand Trails: Thunderbird is members only, but you'll see a free stay offer linkie on this page (comes with sales pitch, no doubt): http://www.thousandtrails.com/getaways/washington/thunderbird.asp

I had no idea THIS existed, until I started searching for you... but there's campsites at Lake Bronson Family Nudist Park! ROFLMAO! http://www.lakebronson.com/index.html