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Sunday,
October 14, 2001 |
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Kitsap |
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COMMENTS
You
don’t have to get on a plane to fly to Norway. Nestled along the
shores of Liberty Bay is a city called Poulsbo “Little Norway”. Poulsbo’s waterfront is the place to be for spectacular viewing of northwest
coastal water birds and marine mammals. You will find unique specialty
shops, quaint coffee shops and world class dining. Come stay the night,
shop
all day, play all night, and find out what feeling velkommen
is all about!
If
you are looking for a new day trip, Poulsbo is the answer. If you live
on the east side of the Puget Sound, Poulsbo is just
a short, scenic ferry
boat ride away. With many quaint shops and tasty bistros, an entire day
is needed. And don't forget
to stop by the famous Poulsbo Bakery, right
in the heart of downtown. Don't miss the Smiley Face Cookies there, I
grew
up on them!! For more information visit:
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Kitsap
County
Kitsap
County's Web Site
36th
Largest County - County Seat: Port Orchard |
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Kitsap
County is a forested glacial till plain and a peninsular area located in
the center of Puget Sound to the immediate west of Seattle. Two prominent
land forms, the Kitsap Peninsula and Bainbridge Island, make up this
maritime county of inlets and islands. Kitsap County, name for Indian
Chief Kitsap (meaning "brave"), was created by the Territorial
Legislature on January 16, 1857.
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