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Articles related to "Yakima"
Yakima River Late Winter and Spring Fly Fishing Yakima River anglers find wild trout rising to blue wing olive and March Brown mayflies, Skwala stoneflies and midges during afternoons in late winter and early spring. yakima river winter fishing • yakima river spring fishing • yakima river canyon fishing • yakima river blue wing olives • yakima river skwala stoneflies
Red Lion Hotel Yakima, Wine Tasting Nearby Yakima, Washington wineries have several tasting rooms in the Red Lion Hotel area. Yakima wineries host wine tasting and wine clubs downtown hotels. red lion hotel yakima • hotel yakima wa • hotel in yakima • wine clubs • wine tasting
Yakima, The Palm Springs of Washington Yakima in Eastern Washington is a city of surprises. The fruit industry, history and cultural diversity are some of the descriptive words I've used in the past for the city. Has this city and my vocabulary ever grown in my first visit in ten years! yakima • washington • washington state • fruit • cultural diversity
Yakima Wineries and Vineyards Take a trip to Yakima Washington, a city that boasts its 300 days of warm sunshine, with a bounty of fruits. Taste a variety of red wines, made from sun-ripened grapes. yakima wineries • yakima valley wine • wine tasting washington • gateway to wine country • washington premier wine region
6 Tips for a Successful Wine Tasting Tour Wine Yakima Valley, an organization which represents wineries in central Washington, offers six tips to enhance visitors' wine tasting experiences. wine tasting tips • plan a wine tasting tour • wine yakima valley • central washington wines • yakima valley wineries
Yakima City Creamery Milk Bottle Finding an old milk bottle in an antique store took me on a quest to learn more about the Yakima City Creamery in Yakima. yakima dairy • antiques • antique milk bottle • ice cream • north yakima
Wines and Wineries in Washington State What makes the wine industry in Washington State so successful? Read the overview of the Washington State wine industry. It's booming, and this just touches what's happening. wine • wineries • grapes • yakima • washington
Columbia Valley Wine Regions of Washington State Washington wine country's fastest growing viticulture area now contains six distinct American Viticulture Areas (AVA), unique for their soil, climate and wine flavor. washington wine country • regional differences in columbia valley • columbia valley appellation • taste regional differences in wine • washington wine
Fort Simcoe, Washington Territory Many western forts were built due to problems with the Native American tribes. Fort Simcoe was no exception. The Yakama, Cayuse, and others had been harassing white settlers in what would become south-central Washington State. Fort Simcoe was probably one of the shortest lived forts due to quick settlement of hostilities. fort simcoe • yakima • yakama indians • yakima war • the dalles
Roof Racks For Outdoor Gear Use Purchase a roof rack system and safety carry your outdoor equipment and gear to where you can enjoy it. There is a roof rack system available to suit your needs. car top carriers • roof rack systems • vehicle accessories • yakima • thule
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
Toppenish - "Where the West Still Lives" Toppenish is in the Yakima Indian Reservation. It's strong American Indian history still lives on, along with a "western" theme that defines the town. toopenish • toppenish mural society • pow wow • rodeo • indian village
Wandering Washington The road seems paved and straight on my journey of knowledge about Washington State, until I take a turn. Then who knows what I may find! washington • washington state • travel • internet • trivia
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
Celebrating the Movie Serial-A lost Art Form William C Cline was an outstanding columnist for The Big Reel. In the Nick of Time and Serials-ly Speaking are 2 great books that come highly recommended. lone ranger • spy smasher • william witney • dave sharpe • republic
Horses and Other Heroes As a western fan, I am often amazed at the diversity of the ‘western’ experience that each person claims to have inspired them to love either the western lifestyle or the genre. As a young 40-ish author, I have been inspired by my early upbringing in a farming community, and my exposure to B western greats. Others are entranced by the clothing, the music, the hardware, or the appeal that a sunset holds for them.<br> don burt • quarter horses • robert taylor • wild bill elliot • valdez
Old West Lives on in Toppenish, Washington Toppenish, a town in central Washington, brings the old West to life through murals on buildings, many with store fronts similar to frontier towns in the late 1800s. toppenish washington • cities with murals • where the west still lives • toppenish celebrates western heritage • yakima indian nation
Poverty Rates in Washington Poverty rates in Washington reach their highest levels in major cities and on Native American reservations. poverty in washington • washington poverty • poverty • washington • poverty in america
Snoqualmie Pass Becomes a Highway It took decades before the value of Snoqualmie Pass was recognized. The Department of Transportation improved it several times, turning it into a major thoroughfare. snoqualmie pass • cascade mountains • washington state • northern pacific railroad • stampede pass
Tasting Old & New World Merlots Makers of New World Merlot finally get it right. merlot • new world merlot • st. emilion • 2005 owen roe merlot • 2002 dovev merlot
The TriCities - Kennewick, Pasco and Richland The Tri-Cities is another name for eastern Washington cities Kennewick, Richland and Pasco. tri-cities • kennewick • pasco • richland • wa
The History of U&I Sugar U&I Sugar was essentially founded by Mormon pioneers in Utah and Idaho; the industry expanded to six states and sold to 24 states u&i • u&i sugar • sugar beet • beet sugar • mormon
Fort Dalles on the Frontier Fort Dalles on the Columbia River was centrally located between the Pacific Coast and the Snake River border with future Idaho. It was an ideal spot for travellers to rest up and restock for the journey over the Cascade Mountains to the Willamette Valley. It was also a central post for troops who would battle in some of the northwest Indian wars. camp drum • fort dalles • the dalles • thomas jordan • surgeon's quarters
Places to Go and Things to Do in 2002 - Part VI Romance is in the air as I continue this series on Places to Go and Things to do in Washington State. jerri brooker • romance • valentine • long beach • novel
Washington State 100 Years Ago I travel back in time 100 years to see what Washington State was like then. 1899 • pacific northwest • industrialization • cities • labor
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? fair • wa • state • suite101.com • biggest
Salmonella Infections and Raw Milk Products Is that special taste of raw milk and milk products really worth getting sick over? mexican style soft cheese • pasteurization • milk • salmonella typhimurium • queso fresco
Columbia Park in Kennewick, Washington, USA Columbia Park in Kennewick, Washington, is a treasure trove of recreational opportunities. From athletics to war memorials, the park has something for every interest. columbia park • parks in kennewick wa • lamb-weston columbia cup • unlimited hydroplane racing • kennewick man
Federal Campgrounds Abound in Washington State The U.S. government operates hundreds of campgrounds in Washington State. They're located mainly on national forests or near Columbia and Snake River dams. federal campgrounds in washington • u.s. forest service campgrounds in washington • camping in washington • national park service campgrounds in washington • corps of engineer campgrounds in washington
Grapes Used for Juice Those who want the cardiovascular benefit of red wine without the alcohol can get their nutrition from grape juice. The United States grows several juice grape varieties. grape types • grape juice varieties • grape juice • types of grapes • grapes for juice
How to Have a Romantic Bedroom How to make your bedroom romantic and sexy, without fighting with your lover. romantic bedroom • how to avoid fights • how to decorate a bedroom • how to move in together • how to make a bedroom sexy
3 Wineries Located on Richland, WA's Tulip Lane Tulip Lane in rural Richland, Washington, isn't very long, but it is home to three award-winning Mid-Columbia wineries: Tagaris, Barnard Griffin and Tagaris. j. bookwalter wines • barnard griffin winery • tagaris winery • tagaris taverna • tri-cities wa wineries
A Northwest Wine Primer, Part 2 A continuation and overlap of the first thumbnail sketch of Pac NW wine history, this one covering Prohibition to current situations. washington • oregon • idaho • wine • vineyards
Audio Tour From Seattle to Spokane, Washington From Puget Sound in Seattle over the Cascade Range and across the Columbia River Basin to Spokane travelers explore the culture and heritage of Washington and its people. i-90 east drive • northwest heritage resources • washington driving tour • audio tour seattle spokane • culture washington state
Baja Bound Preparing for our "dream vacation" to travel down the Baja in our Volkswagen van. baja • mexico • van • camping
Baze Rides to Top in Jockey Wins Thoroughbred horse racing's Russell Baze, 48, is going strong. Voted the 2002 George Woolf Memorial Jockey Award, Baze is now first in all-time riding victories. russell baze becomes all-time jockey win leader • laffit pincay jr. win total passed by baze • bay meadows track hope to baze • russell baze collected 2002 woolf award • baze elected to riding hall of fame
DMB Live on Your Radio! There is going to be a free DMB concert on the air this weekend! Check out what stations are playing the show. dmb dave matthews band concert free radio live
Hon. George Turner, Pioneer Attorney George Turner was a prominent Spokane, Washington lawyer and politician from about 1880 to the early 1900s. He served as a Supreme Court Justice and US Senator. spokane lawyer george turner • washington state judge turner • united states senator turner • spokane pioneer lawyer spokane politician • spokane founding father
How to Move in Together How to move in with your boyfriend or girlfriend and keep the relationship full of romance. relationship advice • romance • how to move in together • moving in together • how to move in with your boyfriend
How to Transport a Kayak Most people need to carry and transport a kayak in order to get to a launch site. Learning how to properly carry, load and transport the boat will help prevent damage. transport a kayak • load kayak • secure kayak • prevent kayak damage • carrying a kayak
Little Naches Offers Year 'Round Outdoor Fun Off-road vehicle enthusiasts come in all seasons and from all over to ride the trails and roads in the central Cascade Mountains in Washington State. off-road vehicle park in washington • orv park in washington • u.s. forest service • wenatchee national forest • dirt-bikes
Northwest Passage The mixed mosaic of wetland in the northwest passage includes two US states and one Canadian province. Washington, Oregon and British Columbia host more than 3 million waterfowl and other emigrating birds.
Snoqualmie Pass Becomes a Road As soon as people settled in Puget Sound, they knew their needs could not be filled by goods found on the coast. They needed trade from the eastern side of the state. snoqualmie pass • cascade mountains • washington state • north bend • seattle
Tri-Cities, WA Autos Shine in Summer Car Shows Summer isn't just for swimming or fishing. In the Tri-Cities area of southeastern Washington, it means car shows. From parks to parking lots, it means lots of car shows. tri-cities wa car shows • tri-cities wa show 'n shine • classic car shows • cool desert nights • hogs & dogs
Washington and Oregon Travel Guide For a Washington and Oregon Travel Guide, which also takes in Vancouver, Seattle and Portland, try the new Lonely Planet guidebook to the Pacific Northwest. oregon travel guide • washington guidebook • pacific northwest travel advice • lonely planet vancouver • vancouver island
Classic Authors: Beverly Cleary A brief biography of Beverly Cleary. children's literature • ramona quimby • henry huggins • newbery medal
Galloping Gertie and Other Famous Washington Bridges Bridges of WA State, including two that fell to the water in windstorms. galloping gertie • bridge collapse • tacoma narrows bridge • i-90 bridge • albert d. rossellini bridge
Getting to know Northwest wines, Syrah is Music to McCrea's Ears Doug McCrea is developing a reputation for developing Rhone and southern Rhone-style wines with Syrah grapes in Eastern Washington. The results are big, forward lush red wines that sing. wine • wine-collecting • syrah grapes • developing rhone and southern rhone-style wines • eastern washington
Ghost Stories of Washington: A Book Review Do you believe in ghosts? Barbara Smith's book, Ghost Stories of Washington, is a good place to begin your research into the subject. ghost • story • tales • wa • state |
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