The drive from Concrete to Port Angles is only about 280 miles but it took almost eight hours due to the traffic in Seattle and Tacoma. We stopped in New Haven at All Star Truck Wash and got the Wanderer and Behemoth washed ($110). With our shiny clean vehicles we headed down I-5 to US101, then US101 around the west side of Puget Sound. US101 was narrow, windy and hilly for the first 60 miles. Which made towing the Wanderer through it a bit nerve racking with traffic, narrow bridges and low hanging trees. We noticed many of the trees are already starting to change colors on the peninsula as well.
But we made it to the Elwhar Dam RV Park ($50 per night) just west of Port Angeles. It took some wiggling to get the Wanderer settles in our site due to the young lady he guided us to our spot going the wrong way. But we eventually got it parked without breaking anything. After getting set up, David went to use the bathroom and noticed that the toilet bowl was constantly filling with water when it shouldn’t have! So he flushed it again and it still kept filling up. We turned the water to the toilet off until we could call the factory and find out what is going on. By the way, the plastic wrap saved the puzzle perfectly!!
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