That's right folks. You're hereby invited to visit me while I work this summer at Mount Bonaparte fire lookout.
It would be super awesome to be able to share my hospitality in this cabin on a tower, and be relieved of my excessive solitude. And I am a very huggable person.
Here's how you'd find me at the lookout: It's near Tonasket, Washington, which is about 7 hours from Portland, Oregon if you go east on Hwy. 84 and then north on Hwy 97. From Seattle take Hwy 20 east.
From Tonasket, take a right on the road to Havillah (about 17 miles), then turn right on W. Lost Lake Rd. Go about 0.75 miles and turn right on Road 300. Go to the end of that road (about 4 miles) and you'll find the trail to Mount Bonaparte. It says trail number 306.
This site has more info and some pics of the lookout: www.firelookout.com/wa/bonaparte.html
Cheers,
Lee
PS. For the next few weeks I'll have internet here, but I'll be here almost all the time until the end of fire season in September or October.
It would be super awesome to be able to share my hospitality in this cabin on a tower, and be relieved of my excessive solitude. And I am a very huggable person.
Here's how you'd find me at the lookout: It's near Tonasket, Washington, which is about 7 hours from Portland, Oregon if you go east on Hwy. 84 and then north on Hwy 97. From Seattle take Hwy 20 east.
From Tonasket, take a right on the road to Havillah (about 17 miles), then turn right on W. Lost Lake Rd. Go about 0.75 miles and turn right on Road 300. Go to the end of that road (about 4 miles) and you'll find the trail to Mount Bonaparte. It says trail number 306.
This site has more info and some pics of the lookout: www.firelookout.com/wa/bonaparte.html
Cheers,
Lee
PS. For the next few weeks I'll have internet here, but I'll be here almost all the time until the end of fire season in September or October.
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