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TSAOutreachTeam t1_j9vtrue wrote

If you don't mind getting to Idaho late, head up towards Grand Coulee for some sightseeing and hiking.

I'd definitely suggest staying in Coeur d'Alene, if you can get a place on the riverfront. It's much nicer, IMO, than Spokane.

If you're taking the long way heading up to Hwy 2 via Sedro-Wooley, stop at the LaConner tulip festival and Snow Goose Market for a giant ice cream. This might throw off your schedule significantly, so plan for a stop somewhere in WA rather than the first night in Idaho.

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TSAOutreachTeam t1_j7f3pox wrote

I bought a house 6 years ago, and for 5 of those years, I never met anyone other than my immediate neighbors.

Last June I adopted a dog, and now I know everyone. Well, I know their dogs. I still don't know any human's name.

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TSAOutreachTeam t1_j4bn5ey wrote

As soon as you can, get rid of the run-flats. I-90 on this side of the mountains will destroy them. If you're relying on Costco to replace (because they can't be repaired) them, be aware that they are booked out at least one month, so you'll either be running on a spare for a month or your car will be immobile for a month.

This advice will be jeered, but the best way to avoid blowing out your tires is to stay in the left lane from Ellensburg to Issaquah.

As for snow, just take it easy and you'll be okay. Bring extra water, snacks, and a warm blanket, just in case something does happen.

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