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"Change your hours... not 24hrs... waste more of my time than it takes for you to fix it."

"A great place to get things, but it is definitely NOT OPEN 24 HOURS!"

"The Gas Station in Port Ludlow, or aka The Port Ludlow Village Store, which is how only the long time Jefferson County local fixtures and characters reference the store. The only gas station/grocery retailer within approximately 7 miles and further. ) +To the East (Kitsap County, Four Corners Gas Station) and/or +To the West (Jefferson County, Chimacum's Templetons Gas Station) and the next is as far as 12 miles +To the North, (Clallam County Indian Reservations Long House Gas Station). These factors make the Port Ludlow Village Store the most active jumping off point on the North West end of the Hood Canal Bridge. Time, distance, and pure nessicy make living in this isolated rural area the meaning of a waking hell for city people and convenience accustomed metropolitan transplants. This is the one bridge off the peninsula and it closes to traffic due to marine openings and automobile accidents for up to 2 days at a time without notice, which makes leaving the Olympic Peninsula a virtually impassable nightmare for unforseen periods of time everyday and it shall remain this way, it does not matter the amount of illegitimately swindled tax dollars WADOT spends on the lipstick, this pig will remain ugly. One option in the summer and early fall is a 6 to 8 hour trip down through Olympia located in Thurston County, while a viable means to escape this highway one is required to travel is often shut due to killer mud slides. If you don't have a urgent need to come to Jefferson County, its best to avoid the Peninsula just like the Black Plague. The locals don't have the patience or the slightest appreciation for politically correct ideologies (which is no less then censorship of the individual), no room for safe zones because life is not safe, or easily attained awards or trophies because competency is not a trait which it. .equally afforded to all. Past persons who relocated to this sparsely populated region have in the past almost always proved to have very little respect for the idiocincracies and independance required to live in such a wild and desolate place over any real length of time. If you are considering the move to the Puget Sound area you should know that the East Sound is much kinder to California's and anyone who enjoys relative safety and uninterrupted power and water.."