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Koura Family

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The Koura family of Washington state goes on vacation to Olympic Hot Springs Resort in Olympic National Park, and then takes a road trip south through Oregon to California, where they spend time on the beach by the Santa Cruz Boardwalk.

can notes: "Middaugh #14(15) / 1956 Lois + Carole Hot Springs / 1959 Hot Springs / 1958 California Coulee Dam / 1958 Redmond / 5A / 15"

note in can: "1955 5A 20 min Califor." and "Lois + Carole, Olympic Hot Springs w Jong Susan Hiro, Dad on ferry, Dad on [?], South on 101, Paul Bunyan + Babe, Santa Cruz Begonias, Beach Santa Cruz [?], on Rt. 8 Reno, [?], Redmond, D+D Hula Hoop"

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