Oyster Run - Anacortes, WA Sept 27
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Oyster Run - Anacortes, WA Sept 27
Oyster Run - Anacortes, WA Sept 27
Come join the 20,000 motorcyclists who will make this journey this coming Sunday, The Washington Vintage Motorcyclist's will have a vintage show, Unfaithful Servants will be back to provide street music. Plenty of vendors. This is the 34th Oyster Run and the Largest Motorcycle event in the Pacific Northwest.
Let your hair down, bite the bullet on the traffic and come have fun.
OYSTER RUN '15
Come join the 20,000 motorcyclists who will make this journey this coming Sunday, The Washington Vintage Motorcyclist's will have a vintage show, Unfaithful Servants will be back to provide street music. Plenty of vendors. This is the 34th Oyster Run and the Largest Motorcycle event in the Pacific Northwest.
Let your hair down, bite the bullet on the traffic and come have fun.
OYSTER RUN '15
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Oyster Run - Anacortes, WA Sept 27
Come join the 20,000 motorcyclists who will make this journey this coming Sunday, The Washington Vintage Motorcyclist's will have a vintage show, Unfaithful Servants will be back to provide street music. Plenty of vendors. This is the 34th Oyster Run and the Largest Motorcycle event in the Pacific Northwest.
Let your hair down, bite the bullet on the traffic and come have fun.
OYSTER RUN '15
Come join the 20,000 motorcyclists who will make this journey this coming Sunday, The Washington Vintage Motorcyclist's will have a vintage show, Unfaithful Servants will be back to provide street music. Plenty of vendors. This is the 34th Oyster Run and the Largest Motorcycle event in the Pacific Northwest.
Let your hair down, bite the bullet on the traffic and come have fun.
OYSTER RUN '15
In the past, we used to meet at the California Tavern in Marysville and take Hwy 9 to all the small towns and stop with WSP escorting along the way. The attendance used to be around a thousand and was just enough to put up with.
Take the Mukilteo ferry and ride up Whidbey Island into the back door and see some great scenery.
It will be interesting to hear if the Mongols bump shoulders with the dominant MCs there again.
If you're coming from south of Olympia, ride up 101 through Hoodsport and Quilcene, join 20, Port Townsend ferry to Coupeville.
Either way, you get to ride across the Deception Pass bridge. I'll likely be riding up this year, but I avoid I-5 as much as I can anymore.
My buddy and I are coming over from the east side. I was planning to take 97 over blewett to Leavenworth then 2 over stevens to Monroe. After that I was debating which route to take, either 9 up to Mt Vernon, or head over to Mukilteo and take the Ferry over to Clinton and head up through Oak Harbor and over Deception. Probably depend on time and weather.
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My buddy and I are coming over from the east side. I was planning to take 97 over blewett to Leavenworth then 2 over stevens to Monroe. After that I was debating which route to take, either 9 up to Mt Vernon, or head over to Mukilteo and take the Ferry over to Clinton and head up through Oak Harbor and over Deception. Probably depend on time and weather.
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Sorry - been there, done that....boring as hell and no oysters.
NOT what I was expecting. I expected street venders selling oysters on every corner. Instead all I witnessed was a bunch of posers milling around and no oysters.
Also, it only lasts until around noon so one should have additional plans to cover their disappointment with so-called the Oyster Run.
Maybe things are different now, who knows. I only needed one application of the Oyster Run to cure me.
NOT what I was expecting. I expected street venders selling oysters on every corner. Instead all I witnessed was a bunch of posers milling around and no oysters.
Also, it only lasts until around noon so one should have additional plans to cover their disappointment with so-called the Oyster Run.
Maybe things are different now, who knows. I only needed one application of the Oyster Run to cure me.
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Sorry - been there, done that....boring as hell and no oysters.
NOT what I was expecting. I expected street venders selling oysters on every corner. Instead all I witnessed was a bunch of posers milling around and no oysters.
Also, it only lasts until around noon so one should have additional plans to cover their disappointment with so-called the Oyster Run.
Maybe things are different now, who knows. I only needed one application of the Oyster Run to cure me.
NOT what I was expecting. I expected street venders selling oysters on every corner. Instead all I witnessed was a bunch of posers milling around and no oysters.
Also, it only lasts until around noon so one should have additional plans to cover their disappointment with so-called the Oyster Run.
Maybe things are different now, who knows. I only needed one application of the Oyster Run to cure me.
I understand there's oyster restaurants open early and close late on the main street.
http://anacortes.org/eat/