An MTurk Experiment: You don't need to answer every question, but please read this (Click to expand)
We are planning a week-long vacation in Washington State with our two kids (ages 11 and 13) this August.
So we are making this a Turk experiment: Can you, the MTurkers of Washingtom State, give us the inside scoop on what's great?
We want to visit 2 or 3 different towns in Western/Central Washington, and minimize driving.
We will bonus 50 cents for any great ideas that inspire us. That means: not obvious ideas that are in every top-ten list , or if it's stuff lots of people know about, tell us WHY we should do it. No Seattle tips please.
You can skip questions if you don't have any thing to add. We are looking for quality, not quantity.
Thanks for your help with this experiment!
1. What part of Washington should we visit?Central Washington/Cascades/Wenatchee Forest
San Juan Islands
Washington Coast
Washington Coast
Other (please specify)
What other region should we consider?
2. What is your favorite town(s) to visit, and why?
3. What are your favorite things to do with kids in Washington?
Please list one or more playgrounds, adventure centres, hikes, craft studios, fairs, etc. Attraction #1
What town or city is the above attraction in or near?
Attraction #2
What town or city is the above attraction in or near?
Attraction #3
What town or city is the above attraction in or near?
4. Who makes the best ice cream in Washington State? Please specify city/town.
5. What is your favorite place to swim? Do you have any secret swimming holes to recommend?
6. Do you have any other Washington travel tips or advice you'd like to share with us?
7. Email address: If you would like to know how our experiment works out, and what we do for our vacation, you can enter your email address here and I will send you a link to our write-up after our vacation. (optional)
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