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Biking in Washington - What Are the Options?
Biking in Washington is a big thing. Lots of great trails, clubs and biking adventures for the sports enthusiast or family. Join me as I tour the state for biking adventures.
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Charity Care in WA State Hospitals
WA state has a law which requires all hospitals to give you free care if you are low-income. Here are the links and details to help you access this little-known benefit.
charity care • wa charity care • free hospital care • free hospital care in wa • how to get charity care in wa

Fall in Olympia and Lacey
Fall is a time of awakening for me. When nature is shutting down I seem to awaken to all the beauty fall has to offer. Join me as I show fall in the city through my eyes.
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Harrington Opera House
Harrington, Washington, is a small dry farming wheat town between Sprague and Ritzville, as the crow flies.
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Lady of the Lake
Lake Crescent in the Olympic National Park held a dark mystery that surfaced in 1940.
mystery • murder • lake • crescent • lady

Leavenworth, Washington's Bavarian Village
Leavenworth is an award-winning little Bavarian town in Eastern Washington.
leavenworth • wa • state • suite101.com • bavarian

Let's Go to the Fair!
Attending the fair is a big part of life for me. I love seeing all the exhibits, eating the foods, visiting the animals. How about you? What do you like at the fair?
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Mt. Rainier Climb - Part V - Carolyn Power Tells All
The fifth part in an interview series with Carolyn Power, Mt. Rainier climber.
mt rainier • wa • mountain • climb • climber

Nordic Heritage Museum
The Nordic Heritage Museum honors the legacy of five Nordic countries that immigrated to Washington State: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
washington state • nordic • heritage • museum • history

Pacific Science Center - A Fun Place for Families to Learn
The Seattle Science Center is such a vast scientific playground you could spend days there. I remember when it first opened.
seattle • science • center • wa • state

Pioneer Drugstores
If you're interested in an unusual history on pharmacies in Washington State, this book has it.
pioneer • drug • store • pharmacy • history

Smithsonian Staff at Yakama Nation Museum in Toppenish
The Yakima Indians are one of nine tribes in North and South American that will be contributing to an exhibit in the new Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian opening in 2003.
smithsonian • american • indians • museum • yakima

Somebody Likes It: I Don't
There are things I cannot like no matter how hard I try.
sign • women • rainier • body • suite101.com

Sunny Walter, Washington Photographer
Sunny Walter, a Washington State photographer, just recently published her first book, <i>Washington Nature Weekends</i>. I recently interviewed Sunny. Here's what she had to say.
sunny walter • photographer • photography • wa • state

The Rochester Llama Caper
What do you do with pet llamas that get loose? Find out.
llamas • wa • state • sheriff • country

Washington State's Pompeii and Other Native American Tidbits
It's my opinion we owe a lot to our Native American Tribes when it comes to Washington State History. Please check this out and let me know if you agree (or not!).
makah • wa • state • native american • american indian

When Thoughts Turn to Autumn - Things to Do
Autumn begins this weekend. Here are some "fall-type" things you may want to do.
wa • state • suite101.com • travel • fall

Location, Location, Location: Movies Filmed in Washington
Washington State has been the backdrop for a number of movies from 1897, <i>Loading Baggage for Klondike</i>, until today. Want more information? Take a peek.
movie • wa state • location • google.com • sleepless in seattle

Bickleton, Bluebirds and Whoop and Holler Museum
Bickleton, Washington, is the "Bluebird Capitol of the World," and on your way there you'll discover another wonder, the Whoop and Holler Museum.
bickleton • wa • hoot and holler museum • museum • bluebirds

Classic Cars in a Washington State Park
Rainbow Falls State Park and a classic car show were a perfect pair for a sunny day. A picnic lunch shared with family made it even better.
classic • cars • rainbow falls state park • wa • state

High Tea, Teddy Roosevelt, Stephen King and a Castle
You haven't seen a towering castle with links to Stephen King, Teddy Roosevelt, bed and breakfast, soirees and afternoon tea until you've visited Thornewood Castle on American Lake. This 1911 beauty is where Stephen King's new mini-series, Rose Red, was filmed.
stephen king • thornwood • castle • movie • american

Kalaloch, Beautiful Ocean Beach
Kalaloch is a beautiful ocean beach on Highway 101 on the Washington coast. The area is remote, but sports a lodge and quite a large campground.
kalaloch • lodge • wa • state • ocean

Molly Cohen - Port Orchard Legendary Retailer
Molly Cohen overcame all odds to become a settled business in Port Orchard. She was friend as well as retailer.
molly cohen • the toggery • port orchard • wa • washington

Mt. Rainier Climb - August 19-20, 2000
Seven women descended on Mt. Rainier August 19-20 to climb for breast cancer research. What's so unusual about that? None of them had ever climbed before.
mt. rainier • wa • wa state • climbers • mountains

The Golf Club at Newcastle
The Golf Club at Newcastle, Washington, is rated one of the top ten in the nation.
golf • newcastle • wa • suite101.com • play golf

The Lewis and Clark Bicentennial in Washington State
Washington State is joining the nation in celebration of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. If you'd like more information on what's going on in our state, get it here.
lewis • clark • expedition • wa • wa state

The Puyallup Fair and Maritime Fest 2000
"Do the Puyallup" Fair, Puyallup, WA - Live September 8-24; then head on over to the Maritime Fest 2000 in Tacoma, WA this weekend.
puyallup • fair • wa • wa state • suite101.com

Washington State Merlot
Officially known as Merlot Noir, this grape heralds from the shores of France where it has been traditionally used as a blending grape to soften the Cabernets of Bordeaux as well as offset the effects of early Fall frosts on the vintage’s wines. In the Medoc and Gironde regions of Bordeaux, Merlot is the most planted “black” grape variety, just like it is in Washington State.
washington • wine • merlot • merlot • leonetti

Bellingham History Precedes a City of Rich Cultural Heritage
Bellingham is a beautiful Northwest Washington State city. Its colorful history set the scene for a prominent cultural environment that still exists today.
bellingham • washington • francisco eliza • captain george vancouver • george whidbey

Colleges and Universities in Washington State
Looking for a college or university in Washington State? This is the place to start.
wa • state • college • university • distance learning

Fur Trapping/Trading - Historically and Today
Fur trapping and trading played a big part in Washington State history.
fur trading • wa • wa state • washington • history

Hoh Rain Forest and the Quinault Rain Forest
The Hoh Rain Forest, the only temperate coniferous rainforest in the world, and the Quinault Rain Forest, less known, are two wonders of northwest Washington State.
hoh rain forest • quinault rain forest • temperate rain forest • temperate coniferous rainforest • wa state

Premium Wine and Food Festival in Seattle and Spokane
Get your taste buds in gear for two of the best food and wine festivals in the west: Seattle's "Taste Washington" and Spokane's "Premier Wine and Food Event."
wine • event • food • gourmet • magnum

Soda Fountains & Lunch Counters
Soda fountains/lunch counters beckon me wherever they are, like the fountain described in Main Street by Sinclair Lewis.
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The Rain Forest Resort Village at Lake Quinault
The Rain Forest Resort Village is on the south shore of Lake Quinault in the midst of the Quinault Rainforest. Join Dave Morrison of the Village as he introduces us to the area.
rain forest • washington • wa • state • quinault

Tugboat Annie and Other Famous Washington Women
A brief look at some famous Washington State women. How many of you remember or know about Tugboat Annie?
thea foss • tugboat annie • mary perkins • fay fuller • mary richardson walker

Walking, Hiking, Biking and Kayaking Washington
Washington is a beautiful state with varied terrain available to the many hikers, bikers, swimmers, horseback riders and others to enjoy. Start here for some great links on where to "walk Washington."
walk • wa • state • columbia • plateau

Washington State Scenic Byways
Washington State boasts two dozen scenic byways for your enjoyment. From 12 miles to 572 miles long and all distances in-between, there's a lot to enjoy on Washington's roadways. The sea, mountains, forests, cities, farmlands, canyons, a volcanic site and mountain passes are some of the sights that make up this great state.
scenic • byway • wa • state • mt. baker

Washington State, the Northwest Place to Be
How a northwest resident and writer feels about living in Washington State. There are no other words for it but grounded roots and pride.
washington • northwest • coffee • slugs • mountains

Skamokawa's Paddle Center and Estuary Program
This kayaker's dream place in on the southern tip of Washington State on the Lewis and Clark Columbia River Water Trail.
kayak • estuary • lewis and clark • columbia • columbia river

A Taste of WA Merlot
Read here the results of a public blind-tasting featuring 9 best-selling WA State Merlots.
washington • wine • merlot • columbia crest • caterina winery

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