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Eagle Creek Ranch, just outside of Leavenworth, offers picturesque sleigh rides that closely resembles something you’d expect to see on television or in the movies.
Big, lumbering, yet somehow graceful draft horses, antique sleighs, and snow drifts through meadows and alpine forests. Depending on what experience you are looking for, you can structure your ride [...]
Just because you are eating on the run, it doesn’t mean that you have to settle for cardboard tasting protein bars or fat-laden junk food. Why not enjoy a chef-prepared meal that is both tasty and wholesome?
Eat Local offers frozen take out dishes that are prepared using ingredients sourced from local and organic or [...]
Another week of interesting posts about cities around the world with The Carnival of Cities.
My favorite contribution to the carnival this week was Amsterdam Attractions Under Attack. Apparently, some of the adult attractions of the gateway city are making the city less risque and more family friendly. If sex, drugs, and rock and roll [...]
Things seem to have come to a screeching halt around here as snow blankets the greater Seattle area.
Freeways looked pretty ugly with traffic and accidents this morning, although things seem to have calmed down now that it’s midday.
Overnight forecast is for more snow — perhaps as much as 4-6 inches, depending on where you [...]
Viewing Prospect Fields, the current exhibit at Platform Gallery, is a bit like being a mouse in a maze. Except that you’ll get your bits of cheese along the way instead of just at the end.
Seattle resident Eric Eley has created an exhibit that does more than put stuff on the walls and floors [...]
Seattle is a beautiful city, day or night!
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I’ve always thought Flamenco was a beautiful dance form, with its strong, rhythmic musical undertones, and the graceful and passionate hand and footwork of the dance.
Ana Montes, one of the West Coast’s top female flamenco dancer, is now trying to share her love of this beautiful dance here in Seattle.
First studying flamenco in [...]
The mixing of science and beer plays out monthly, in two different locations, with Science on Tap.
Based on the U.K.’s Cafe Scientifique, the casual gatherings,
And it really is about science and beer. Each meet up features a guest speaker and program on a scientific topic, along with lively, but casual, conversation. While you’ll [...]
With the rainy season upon us, Seattle-ites are staying indoors, and many of them are turning of the television, computer, and electronics that dominate so many lives. With more and more families trying to capitalize on at least one at home family night a week, games are becoming popular once again.
My favorite childhood game [...]
I’ve been absent from the Carnival of Cities for a few weeks, and was glad to get back into the swing of things with this week’s Carnival, hosted by Grace at Sandier Pastures. Grace writes about life in Dubai, and I always find her stories about life in the Emirates immensely entertaining.
My favorite city [...]
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