Tillicum village (Washington)

[DannyCaffeine]

Okay so I can find on their adress where the boat leaves but not the adress of where it arrives. I want to know if there are any caches on the island. Can someone help me out?

 

Thanks!

[+Gitchee-Gummee]

Okay, boat, adress(sic), leaves, arrives, Okay(?), village, island........

 

Lessee... this is about a ferry? Maybe about an island? A village in Washington?

Reads like too much caffeine.

 

Only kidding (sort of).

 

Bring up google map of where you want to go caching. It shows islands and villages, as well as caches therein -- just looked at Mackinac Island to see 120 caches listed -- it did not show the ferries, much less where they departed/arrived, for that, I think you might want to call the ferry service.

[+Dgwphotos]

You may want to ask in the Northwest regional forum.

[+B+L]

Okay so I can find on their adress where the boat leaves but not the adress of where it arrives. I want to know if there are any caches on the island. Can someone help me out?

 

Thanks!

Blake Island. There are two caches: Blake Island Summit and Chief Sealth's Birthplace

[sanman87]

Am I the only one who snickered at the name of the village ?

[knowschad]

Am I the only one who snickered at the name of the village ?

 

How long are you going to keep snickering?

[+Gitchee-Gummee]

Am I the only one who snickered at the name of the village ?

Before you snicker too much... go to Washington and have the locals laugh at you 'cuz you cannot pronounce anything!

 

Not quite true, but w/o practice many of the location names are tongue-twisters until you get used to them.

 

Tillicum is an easy one, that is, unless you are thinkin' sumtin else.

Edited August 23, 2011 by Gitchee-Gummee