Yes, that's part of it.

When have jello shots ever let anyone down. That's crazy talk.

Have you not met a 21st Century American city before?

> "How was this allowed to happen?"

That's such an odd notion. Who was supposed to stop it? American cities have gotten shitty urban design because that's what the majority of the residents of those places demanded, either directly or unwittingly. But that's all a discussion better for /r/urbanplanning

How would the website know you're using the wrong username? You didn't change the password for an account you don't have email access to.

Things are worth what people are willing to pay for them. Supply and demand. Caveat emptor.

Distance, lack of infrastructure, people don't really want to live there, large part is Res. land. Did I mention distance.

In music recording, I might stay you used a little too much compression on those clouds. But this is lovely. I like all the paintings you post.

Go home lenticular cloud. You're drunk.

In case anyone clicks in and actually wanted to see the falls:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNXh9gXDd2Y&t=147s&ab_channel=RushSturges

Even forecasts from weather experts aren't any good around here further out than 3 days (if that).

What did WSDOT say when you contacted them?

Waiting for the inevitable comment: "It's photoshopped. The mountain isn't that big."

Which bartender was it. Just curious. The redhead with the beard, or the guy with the wild hair?

Yeah, that was sad. I loved L&S as a kid.

Your edit only make your question even more broad and more difficult to answer.

Google maps using a car as your mode will show you the correct route. Be sure to make reservations for the Port Townsend ferry well ahead of time.

There are a few passenger only ferries. None that affect the OP's journey.

There's lots of access to protected inland waters in the sound area. The coast is very remote, gray and rainy, and rugged. Is walking on the beach, bundled up, what you're after?

Still, just about anywhere, continues to meet your criteria.

It's a really big state. A lot depends on what you're looking for.

Honestly? You're in an RV, right? Move around. Check out different areas. The climate varies extremely from the coast to the Idaho border.

Have you researched any areas? What made you choose the locations above?

Honestly, everywhere in Washington has good access to Nature.

The towns you mention are are all in a rather uninteresting area for when you're not seeking nature. It's a remote location that puts you further away from other outdoor recreation areas.

There will be zero snow in the Hoh River valley in March/April.

Nah, it's quite moderate compared to the rest of the state. Lows above freezing for sure.

And I didn't.

I mean, even you use "melted away" yourself to be clear.

Certainly not a bad idea. Way less people. Yes, it will be mossy, foggy, green and rainy.

Right?