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The Seattle Traveler

July 2nd, 2008

The Seattle Traveler Top 5 Posts for June 2008

At the beginning of each month, I like to spend some time looking back at what caught the eye of readers from the previous month. 
Doing so helps me keep track of the things that interest you.  It gives me an idea of what captured your attention, a hint at what you might want […]

By Mary Jo -- 0 comments

July 1st, 2008

Your Washington State 4th of July Options

Whether you are staying in Seattle this 4th of July weekend, or traveling around our fair state, there are lots of community celebrations that you can choose from.
Seattle’s festivities will be at Lake Union Gas Work’s Park (www.familyfourth.org), and Tacoma’s along the Ruston Way Waterfront (www.freedomfair.com).
If you’re headed out of town, here are a few […]

By Mary Jo -- 0 comments

June 25th, 2008

Saving the World Planting One Tree at a Time

Trees are an important part of saving our planet.  They absorb carbon dioxide emissions, filter air pollution, and reduce noise pollution.  They provide a habitat for birds and wildlife.  They provide shade in warm weather, and act as a buffer from winds in the bad weather.  And they make our neighborhoods look nice, too!
If […]

By Mary Jo -- 3 comments

June 24th, 2008

Outdoor Movies Saturday Nights in Fremont

Catch a movie beneath the stars starting this Saturday night, at the Fremont Outdoor Movies.
Singles, families and couple set up viewing sites, bring seating that ranges from camping equipment to couches from the living room.  Theme nights add in the twist of costumes and prizes, and some special entertainment provided by the cast of […]

By Mary Jo -- 3 comments

June 23rd, 2008

Make a Good Impression at Seattle Art Museum

Some of my favorite artists are hanging around the Seattle Art Museum right now – Monet, Manet, Degas, and Cézanne (image at right:  Still Life With Statuette), among others.  These are just a few of the artists you’ll see in the special exhibit Inspiring Impressionism:  The Impressionists and the Art of the Past.
This exhibit […]

By Mary Jo -- 2 comments

June 22nd, 2008

Photo Op: A Peek at Lake Washington

Details:  The summer weather has arrived here in Seattle, and despite a few clouds in the sky, it’s warm and pleasant out.  This photo provides a little peek at Lake Washington from the Montlake area.
 
 
Photo credit: Personal collection
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By Mary Jo -- 1 comment

June 20th, 2008

Summer in the City: A Look Around b5media’s Travel & Culture Channel

While those of us living here in the Seattle area tend to think of this as the best place on earth — especially during this time of year – but if you’re a fan of the other Travel & Culture blogs here at b5media, you’ll know that’s there’s lots of great stuff going on all […]

By Mary Jo -- 0 comments

June 19th, 2008

This Weekend. . . Celebrate the Summer Solstice in Fremont

This weekend. . .
. . .celebrate the Summer Solstice in our own “Center of the Universe” – Fremont!
What would you expect from the funky and friendly neighborhood of Fremont, but a festival that celebrates the very best of what the city has to offer?!  It’s a weekend of community – art, spirit, and working […]

By Mary Jo -- 0 comments

June 18th, 2008

Tasting and Talking About Sake

Seattle is generally known for its love of wine and coffee, but at Sake Nomi, owners Johnnie and Taiko Stroud are trying expand our beverage interests by creating a place to learn about and taste premium Japanese sake.  It’s not just about the taste and flavors of the beverage, it’s about the culture and […]

By Mary Jo -- 3 comments

June 17th, 2008

Do You Have a Thirst for Speed?

Do you have a “Thirst for Speed?”  If so, you’ll want to catch this month’s Science with a Twist, the Pacific Science Center’s monthly Happy Hour.
This month’s theme highlights the new Speed exhibit, offering all sorts of fun hand-on displays.  You can try a ski simulator, build a miniature roller coaster, or race drag […]

By Mary Jo -- 0 comments