Searching for WWOOF host farms in Washington state

 I have decided to WWOOF in Washington state.  This does not necessarily mean that I am going to college up north, but I'm currently very interested in exploring the pacific northwest. 

Flipping through my WWOOF USA host directory, I have marked and highlighted and attached sticky notes to tons of listings for attractive host farms in the Puget Sound area.  As I am whittling down my selections, I have started to develop a list of questions to ask host farms which can help me get a feel for the one or two farms I will spend endersession working on.

1. How many hours will I work each day?
2. What specific jobs or projects will I be working on?
3. Do I need any specific, uncommon skills for these projects or jobs?
4. What sort of living accomodations do you offer?
5. How many meals a day are WWOOFers provided with?
6. What type of crops are grown on your farm?
7. Is your farm small or large-scale?
8. Do you participate in farmer markets or a local CSA (community supported agriculture)?
9. Can I expect to be working with other WWOOFers or independently?
10. Do you allow WWOOFers to access the internet?
11. How far is your farm from the nearest town?

The closer I get to choosing my host farms the more excited I get for endersession -- and the closer I get to the end of traditional high school.  Excluding endersession, breaks and weekends, there are just over three weeks left in my senior year.  I feel WWOOFing will provide an exciting transition between the formal school year and my "free" summer before college.