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Well, here’s another post I bring to you from my adventures around the state. This time I went to Sequim! YAY!<\/p>\n

Mainly (the girly and) I went to have a quiet, relaxed weekend away from things. It’s been a little busy lately and we wanted to unwind a bit. We figured Sequim was small enough, and far away enough to do the job. We mainly relaxed, which involved eating, napping\/sleeping, laying around, and watching a little tv. It was nice.<\/p>\n

However, we did also visit the Olympic Game Farm<\/a> which was a farm where Disney kept some of their animals, but now is under different ownership. So we went so we could see what they had.<\/p>\n

But beaches and animals aren’t the only reason to go to the Olympic Peninsula. There’s also the game of trying to pronounce the weird names! Along those lines, yes, we did see a sign that had “Geoduck”<\/a> on it, but I didn’t get a picture.<\/p>\n

We also went through the town of Lilliwaup, but I neglected to take a picture of any signs there as well. Sorry.<\/p>\n

Here are the pictures.<\/p>\n