From the venerable Splitty to the
Eurovan. Factory camper to the home built "Westfakia". If you
camp out of your VW you have found the right place!
Do you enjoy the Pacific Northwest's outdoors? Do you admire the engineering
simplicity of those older VW buses, or the refinements of the later Vanagons
and Eurovans? Or perhaps you are aware of the extraordinary design qualities
of Westfalias or the versatility of Syncros...Then this is the right group
for you!
Our "members" (read that in an unofficial/non-bureaucratic/no-fee
way) have a wide variety of backgrounds (an interesting mix, really) but
we all share a common interest in VW buses, traveling, camping and exploring
the beautiful Northwest landscapes.We meet informally throughout the year,
usually for weekend trips, much more frequently during the summer months,
in a very family compatible environment. As an added bonus, I am pleased
to say we have some excellent cooks among our forces, which makes each
outing even more rewarding...The campgrounds chosen are sometimes in very
well known and conveniently located places, other times remote and primitive.
It is a great way to fully know your region, and meet some of the Northwest's
best people.
We also meet in cyberspace, through a "list-serv" program,
which forwards e-mail from any one person on the "list" to all
others. Click the 'How to Join' link to the left to subscribe to the mailing
list.
From Boise to the Pacific coast, and from Ashland to B.C., this is...

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WetWesties Events Over The Years
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WetWesties "stickers" are available!

It is a resin substrate, 2" x 3.5" with a magnetic backing. It fits really well next to the license plate on a Vanagon.
(You Bay and split owners have to find your own place!)
Charles makes no claim as to the weather resistance of the magnet, but they seem to hold up fine.
$5 Shipped. Write to:
Charles McGehee
2406 Lilac Way
Ellensburg, WA 98926
to order one for your very own!
Member count as of 10/6/16: 2441
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