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One of the best ways to get a good view of the city is from the observation deck of the Smith Tower.
The building of the Smith Tower was revolutionary in many ways. Around its steel framework was wrapped a white ornamental terra cotta. This product is so dirt resistant that the building exterior has only […]
Where do airplanes come from?
Well, if you’re visiting the Seattle area, there’s only one answer to that question: Boeing, of course. As the saying around these parts goes: If it’s not Boeing, I’m not going!
Boeing’s plant at Paine Field (about 30 miles north of Seattle) is home to The Future of Flight & Boeing Tour.
The […]
Sometimes the best traditions are ones that grow and change over the years. That’s certainly been the case with the Festival of Poinsettias at Molbak’s Nursery in Woodinville.
Now in its 31st year, the festival was originally a one-day open house where visitors could see beautiful poinsettias as they were growing. The one-day open house then […]
Details: The new Pacific Marketplace in the main terminal at Sea Tac Airport provides food with a view.
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Do you long for an old fashioned Christmas? If so, you’ll want to step back in time at the Western Washington Fairgrounds are transformed into a Victoria village for the 19th annual A Victorian Country Christmas Festival.
You’ll find old-fashioned streets, lined with over 560 Victorian stores, where you can shop for unique gifts.
Or you may […]
One of the best things about Alki Beach in West Seattle is that although it is a popular tourist spot, it is even more popular as a place for locals to hang out. So whether you’re visiting, or live here, it has something for everyone, and is a place you’ll want to check out.
In November […]
It is the holiday season’s quintessential performance – the Pacific Northwest Ballet’s staging of the Nutcracker.
This year’s performances run November 24-December 28th, and if you haven’t gotten your tickets yet, you’d best not put it off any longer.
This holiday story of a magical storybook world has captivated audiences of all ages, with its wonderful blend […]
Thanksgiving is a good time to reflect on the many thing in life that we are thankful for. Here’s a peek at some of the things on my list:
Good health.
Family, friends, and friends who are like family.
A chance to write about travel, and share my interests with readers around the world.
A sense of wonder and curiosity.
Good […]
At the foot of Pier 54, right next door to Ivar’s Acres of Clams, is one of the oddest, most compellingly weird shops that I have ever entered — Ye Olde Curiosity Shop. It’s part museum, part store, and has been a part of Seattle history for over 107 years.
There’s a story behind the store, […]
Are you in the mood for a little holiday offering at your local theater?
Here’s a listing of holiday-themed performance around the greater Seattle area:
5th Avenue Musical Theater: White Christmas. Performances: November 28th-December 17th. Tuesday & Wednesday 7:30 pm. Thursday & Friday 8 pm. Saturday 2 & 8 pm. Sunday 1:30 & 7 pm. 1308 Fifth […]
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