Free May Flyaway – Earthbox Inn and Spa

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92.9 KISM and the Brad and John Show want to send you off on a Free May Flyaway…to San Juan Island!

Start your day with Brad and John for a chance to win round trip airfare aboard San Juan Airlines for a weekend getaway to the Earthbox Inn and Spa in Friday Harbor where you’ll get a friendly, relaxing experience. And enjoy the only indoor heated pool on the island and the fabulous spa.

Pack your bags for you chance to getaway for the weekend on San Juan Island, from Brad and John and the Region’s Rock Station, 92.9 KISM.

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