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Page (38 — Shelton-Mason County Journal Thursday, Feb. 15, 2024 Author: Romer stresse continued from 3 Three easy hikes in Mason County are the Hamma Hamma guard station, near Lilliwaup, Kelly lookout, on the Mason/Grays Harbor County line and Mason Lake lookout. Romer said she first mapped out a loop hike for Mason Lake lookout that did some bushwhacking, but salal and evergreen huckleberry bushes grew faster than she anticipated. This made the route too hard to navigate in the summer. “I publish updates to the hikes be- cause they” re always changing,” Romer said. Her website, leslieromercom, has an “updates” section with maps and directions. Check the site if you’re hiking to one of the lookouts on private forest land. Closures can happen if there’s a tim- ber harvest and fees can also change. Romer said she didn’t include sites that were on private timberland with It’s your money. Keep more of it. When you open a Vista Checking Account at Peninsula Credit Union, not only do you earn a higher rate you can feel good about where you bank. Plus, our Visa Premier Checking comes with tons of freebies to help you have more for what matters. ATM Fee Reimbursements“ do To fill!» mar. rrrrlrrrrr ID Theft Aid 7 $0,000 benefit ill ll; rresioration Local Discounts‘ Deals Wiill lie/inn sayings Travel Insurance linear: oi mind Cell Phone Protection Up to 0400 ii broken or stolen fliérhivi’ iii»? ififér’i'fir Earn up to .00% ,kk Health Savings Card Save on prewar spur/rig lll’id errors. Roadside Assistance Available 2/» '7 and free to use Anywhere Banking Tools Onlirie and r'riobile banking Free checks One lrce box per year Safe Deposit Discounts Up in 50% oh rrarrial lees : w»; r Earn up to 2100% Peninsula CREDIT UNION Open a Vista Checking account today at pcfcu.org or call 360.436.1601. APY=Annua| Percenlage Yield. Dividends are only paid on Vista Checking Accounts as described at pddiorglchedung. Dividends are declared and paid monthly and ralmlated on the average daily balance. To earn Vista‘s premier dividend on lhe first $10,000 in the account, you must use your cash/check (debit) card for 15 purchase transactions (minimum of $5 each) defined as the last day of the month to the day before the last day of lhe next month, APY calculated and shown on he and be enrolled in estalements. For quai’rficalion purposes, a month is periodic statements is based on the dividend limitations shown above, Rates subject to change and fees affect earnings. Federally insured by NCUA. 1: Subject (0 the terms and mndmons detailed in the Gurde lo Benefits. Participating merchants on BaZing are notsponsors of the program, are subject lo change without police, may not be available in all regions and may choose to lim‘rl deals, 2: Insurance products are: NOTA DEPOSIT. NOT FEDERALLY lNSURED, NOT OR GUARANTEED BY THE CREDIT UNlN lTS AFFILIATES OR ANY OVERNMENTA ENCY s knowing the rules of thewland _ prohibitive recreational fees. While the Mason Lake lookout is on Green Dia— mond land, the company’s recreation pass, which costs between $100 to $400, isn’t required. “Know whose land you‘re hiking on and know the rules,” Romer told the audience. Romer said you should also know safety rules. “Always bike with a friend,” she said. Also, tarry more food, water and clothing than you think you’ll need, tell someone where you’re going and when mist A boat pushes a dock in Hood Canal near Sunset Beach last week. Herald photo by June Williams you’ll be back, carry a map and under— stand the navigation, carry a light and fire~starting tools, have a first aid kit and a lightweight shelter such as a my- lar blanket. Romer’s next book is about the fire lookouts around Mount Rainier, with a 2025 publishing date. She’s completed most of' the hikes for the book except a few overnight trips. She said she may need “surrogates or Sherpas” for those but will attempt them in August and September. Wwilar SAVINGS .ij a: r3: r1»; m.:,u«w,«s».~m’a" mac—awry have. r u P TO Wm~r.W iw .pwnmm Member ch‘d’r'nber lll l‘ )3» HAS-5N f,(>l;NT\