I'm traveling from Seattle to Portland. What are three ways to do this? I don't want to fly. Mention some interesting stops you could make on the way or things you could see.
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I'm traveling from Seattle to Portland. What are three ways to do this? I don't want to fly. Mention some interesting stops you could make on the way or things you could see.
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Here are some options for traveling between Portland and Seattle:

1. Car: The 170-mile drive on Interstate 5 takes three to four hours. You can visit Olympia to see the capital and Tacoma to view the Museum of Glass. Or drive down the coast for a scenic view, Canon beach, and Tillamook which is home to the Tillamook Creamery.
2. Bus: Greyhound buses offer WiFi and power outlets so that you can get some time in working or watching something on the ride.
3. Train: Second to the views of coastal driving, the Amtrak runs along Mount St. Helens and across the Columbia River Gorge. The train offers WiFi and a local food and beverage program.
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I'm traveling from Seattle to Portland. What are three ways to do this? I don't want to fly. Mention some interesting stops you could make on the way or things you could see.</s>
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Here are some options for traveling between Portland and Seattle:

1. Car: The 170-mile drive on Interstate 5 takes three to four hours. You can visit Olympia to see the capital and Tacoma to view the Museum of Glass. Or drive down the coast for a scenic view, Canon beach, and Tillamook which is home to the Tillamook Creamery.
2. Bus: Greyhound buses offer WiFi and power outlets so that you can get some time in working or watching something on the ride.
3. Train: Second to the views of coastal driving, the Amtrak runs along Mount St. Helens and across the Columbia River Gorge. The train offers WiFi and a local food and beverage program.</s>
