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The small town of Hoquiam, on the Olympic Peninsular in Grays Harbor County, is host to the Annual Loggers Play Day every September. Hoquiam was originally the site of a Native American Indian village, but white settlers were attracted to the area by the abundance of giant trees.
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Mt. Rainier is considered the longest endurance climb in the lower forty eight states of America and is located ninety-five miles southeast of Seattle, in the Pacific Northwest state of Washington. Although the climb is strenuous, it’s one that can be done by relatively new converts to mountaineering, provided you have some training and a knowledgeable guide.
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