Help needed with Marlboro contest question

dang nabit I can't shut up this long

TTH
My daughter was born there. We lived in Sumner for 2 years. Loved it kinda.

Gosh its midnight here already. I really need to get to bed. Wish I could sleep. That would be nice.

taz, my girlfriend (if it's ok for me to mention her) grew up in Yelm--do you know of it?

I did have the island one but I cant see where it says little grassy bluffs. And Wash doesnt seem to be one of the states we are messing with.

Yeah Mama all I can think of when you say that name is slugs. Great big slugs. And you know if you have a GF and you are proud of that than be proud. Don't let others tell you how to run your life. If you are happy you are happy. Some ( me included) don't agree with your life style thats our choice. You say what you want. You are an adult and you have that right.

Not in Washington

Angel I can tell you 100% the answer to 32 is in washington.

it's one of only one or two states that hasn't come up. Maybe we should think about that; maybe it's due.

Canyonspence You still have the chance for a million. Just because you don't go to the ranch. Don't give away the answers. Can you just tell me that you won't post the answers please.

Ok ya'll I'm hittin the sack..I got a bad case of the yawns...It's been along day....see you in yhe a.m. or p.m.

What a sense of humor Good one!!!

Good night Ben.

I think I'll join ben....



wait that don't sound right...
I think I'll head to bed as well. Thats a little better. I think my husband would be a little pissed if I was joining ben in bed.... not a good idea.

I think I may turn in too. Ya'll have a good night. See you all tomorrow.

Hey now I sleep alone and I'm a bed hog...nite

I really don't want to post the link, but this is what I took right off of the same site and the same Keystone that we have been hashing over for a long time. TTH, I have it save in Word.doc. Perhaps you will want to reconsider your answer, or perhaps you are the one who is leading people astray. You live there.

Washington: Port *** is a great place for spending the night and having dinner, but if you arrive early, you could take the ferry across **** to Keystone on Whidbey Island. (Crossing time: 30 minutes.) Keystone is another one of those places that is merely a name on a map. Look to the left as you approach the ferry landing. The grassy bluffs hide the gun emplacements of former Fort ****. The lighthouse towering above the fort was built in 1899; it is now part of **** Park.
When leaving the ferry at Keystone, ignore the direction signs and turn left, not right (Rte. 20). Drive past the fort (or turn left into the grounds and take a walk through the old batteries and on the grassy bluffs) and continue north on ****. Turn left. After passing a pretty bluff topped by pines (that looks like part of the California Coast), the road drops to the beach at **** Reserve.

When you land at Keystone and look around, it seems hard to believe that a city named "****" stood here a hundred years ago with aspirations of outdoing its "rival" in the Midwest. Today, not even the foundations remain.

Answer: Ben Goode

it is all over the place so no need to hid this one....

It doesn't say there's "little grassy bluffs." It says there is little BUT grassy bluffs. There's nothing there but grassy bluffs!

Well I guess I need to look at more sites than the ones I looked at then. If that one would work on 32 then why wouldnt Catalina work for 44?