Were the same ferry systems in place about twenty-five years ago?
Yes, they would have been. You would have had (and still have) three ways to get to Vancouver Island directly from the states. You could have taken the Clipper (walk-on only) directly from Seattle. You could have taken the Coho (car or walk-on) from Port Angeles. Or you could, had you for some reason been in the San Juan Islands, taken a ferry almost right to your destination.
Alternatively, you could have driven across the border and then taken a ferry from Vancouver to Sidney, but that seems perverse unless it was your loop home on a longer trip.
I don't think I've ever been to the aviation museum here (though I have been to the one in Seattle). The airport and Sidney are more or less contiguous, but I guess it could be that the airport counts as North Saanich instead.
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Yes, they would have been. You would have had (and still have) three ways to get to Vancouver Island directly from the states. You could have taken the Clipper (walk-on only) directly from Seattle. You could have taken the Coho (car or walk-on) from Port Angeles. Or you could, had you for some reason been in the San Juan Islands, taken a ferry almost right to your destination.
Alternatively, you could have driven across the border and then taken a ferry from Vancouver to Sidney, but that seems perverse unless it was your loop home on a longer trip.
I don't think I've ever been to the aviation museum here (though I have been to the one in Seattle). The airport and Sidney are more or less contiguous, but I guess it could be that the airport counts as North Saanich instead.