The Grumman A-6E Intruder 152907 is on display in the Oak Harbor Beach Park. It wears the colors of VA-128 (
http://www.ussindependencecv-62.org/gwf/va128.html), a unit based at the nearby NAS Whidbey Island before its disestablishment in 1995.
Written Jul 23, 2005
Address: Oak Harbor Beach Park
Historic Downtown Oak Harbor, on Pioneer Way.
This was and still is the original part of Oak Harbor. The city has gotten bigger over the past 30-40 years, but they still try to keep the original historic feel of how Oak Harbor used to be back in the old days.
Written Jan 2, 2005
Address: Pioneer Way
Website: www.oakharbor.net
This is the coolest bridge/state park ever. It got its name when explorers came over to the west and had a difficult time surviving this difficult pass. Due to the sudden changes in the very strong current and whirlpools all over the place, it was a difficult area to maneuver. Between the bright green trees, clean beaches, blue water, and trails, you can spend hours exploring or just watching.
Tip: Park your car and walk across the bridge. There is a very cool trail to the water on the center island that connects the two sections of the bridge.
Written Nov 7, 2004
Address: Take route 20 off of interstate 5
This place reminds you what typical American food is and why you love it! It is great grandma's home cooked, fatty, big serving meal that smells so good you don't even know which you want to order! Good enough you consider coming to dinner after eating lunch there.
Favorite Dish: I had the open-faced meatloaf sandwich! OMG! It was orgasmic. Perfect place on a cold day (like most in Seattle). Go hike around Deception pass then come in, get a table next to the fireplace and eat away the chill!
Written Nov 7, 2004
Address: 33185 south route 20
Phone: 360-679-5593
Oak Harbor's Memorial Stadium.
This is where t Junior and High School students partake in the sporting venues.
It is needing some work and a major upgrade!
Equipment: definately need some cleates
Written Nov 25, 2004
Address: Whidbey Avenue.
The John Vanderchyt Memorial pool, is the local swimming area, besides City Beach.
Equipment: Shorts and a bikini
Written Nov 25, 2004
Address: Oak Harbor, Washington 98277
Website: http://www.oakharbor.org
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