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An empty two-lane highway stretches toward misty snowcapped mountains.

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What We Love: Misty Mountain Drives

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  • May 11, 2022
  • VanIsle.News Staff
Some days it’s nice to have the road to yourself

How many times have you looked at the mountains when driving from Zeballos to Port McNeill? Do they ever look the same way twice?

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