4K Driving from Tacoma to Olympia, Washington
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- Опубліковано 23 тра 2021
- Another dashcam driving tour video. Driving from the Tacoma Narrows Bridge just across from Tacoma to the Highway 101 junction in Olympia. Drive virtually throughout western Washington and Oregon.
Thank you for capturing the drive over the Tacoma Narrows Bridge.
You are welcome, it is always fun to cross :)
@@AmericanOutbackAmazing Yeah definitely. I like how there is a specific bridge for eastbound and westbound traffic.
Good to see what the highway is through from Kitsap to Olympia. Thanks.
Just found your channel, and really like it! I grew up in Washington and for the last 15 years in Montana. Watching your videos I get to see what they have done with the road improvements and the places I miss going to. I still come back once a year, always a Washingtonian! I will go and watch all your videos! Happy travels my friend!
Welcome aboard! I hope to get out to Idaho and Montana a lot this year, will be my first spring with the platform tent. I want to live in Montana or Wyoming someday, I love the wide open spaces :)
Arent the interstates in WA paved rougher because of the rain? I think I remember their highways being rough and noisy
Some of them have grooves in them either to help when snow and icy or I guess it could be for the rain to? The worst part about the roads to me is you can barely see the lane markers sometimes by the time spring comes around! They are definitely louder and rougher than other parts of the country.
Hey the drive to Kelso is very long it's like 2hr 50 min or something
I am going to make a Tacoma to Vancouver, Washington video soon, eventually a Seattle to Portland one. Trying to get longer videos for those that have been asking.
Cooler there than it is according the BBC News in the Pac. NW this weekend! 42c/108f - unreal.
I know, we are supposed to be 110 on Monday. Been watering everything since yesterday, won't stop until Tuesday!
that gloomy sky is so pretty
I love taking video of cloudy skies, so much better than washed out sunshine most of the time.