Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Washington

While in Washington, you might enjoy a visit to:

One would need a frying pan the size of a bus to scramble this poultry behemoth.
~59 miles from Sumner.

Old fairytale public park finally succumbed to vandalism and forest entropy.
~16 miles from Sumner.

Rich Tracy will explain his jumble of sculptures and yard art to anyone with 5 dollars and 55 minutes to spare.
~48 miles from Sumner.

Famous landmark south of Seattle, a cowboy-themed gas station built in the 1950s as part of a half-completed "Frontier Village" attraction.
~24 miles from Sumner.

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