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04/11/2024

Moraine Lake,Alberta,Canada

03/23/2024

Lower Lewis Falls in Washington state, one of the prettiest waterfalls and best swimming holes you'll find in the Pacific Northwest.

03/23/2024

03/18/2024

The Migliavacca Mansion built in 1890 in Napa, California, Designed by local architect William H. Corlett, photo by

02/29/2024

Stunning flower forest

02/28/2024

One of the many amazing wooden sculptures at Price Sculpture Forest in Coupeville, Washington

02/26/2024

Myra Falls,Vancouver Island,Canada🇨🇦

02/11/2024

Ross Lake Resort In Washington, USA

01/27/2024

North Cascades National Park In Washington, USA

01/25/2024

Riga, Latvia

01/17/2024

#10 - Don't miss the greatest treasure hunt in the Pacific Northwest! The Northwest Glass Quest is happening February 16-25, 2024. This year marks the 15th year of this unique 10-day treasure hunt for hand blown glass balls on Camano Island and Stanwood, Washington. Hunt for clue balls that will lead you to a hand-blown glass ball made by world-renowned glass artists, Mark and Marcus Ellinger. For more info & to download the booklet that contains everything you need to successfully complete the Quest check out: Northwest Glass Quest (Photo via Northwest Glass Quest)
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01/14/2024

Nobody:
Your parents describing walking to school in winter:

It was five miles in deep snow with limited wi-fi! Hiking in winter can be a beautiful thing. If you like hiking in winter. It's not for everyone and that's okay. But there's nothing like being out on a trail as a hush falls while snow blankets the landscape.

But remember, when you head outdoors you leave behind the established comforts of home: food and water; shelter from the sun, wind, and cold; and easy access to emergency services. Before heading to your favorite national park in snowy weather, keep these “parents walking to school tips” in mind.

🎿 Snowshoes and traction devices are recommended on ice and snow. In winter, some trails are not always marked or maintained. Route-finding skills are important. Don’t rely on others' tracks which can lead you astray. Think of it as peer pressure with feet.

❄️ Know your route. Snow-covered landscapes look very different than in summer. (Because they're covered in snow.) Snow can be deep once you are off trail. We're not talking philosophical snow here, but the kind that will be up your jacket and down your pants faster than you can say, "darn it." (Or other things.) Fun.

🧊 Keep off the ice. Sticking to rivers and lakes may be safer than chasing waterfalls, but they too can have thin ice and be dangerous to maneuver on and around. Always be willing to turn around. Remember, weather and trail conditions can change quickly as snow falls and melts or ice forms.

🦬 Watch for wildlife. Always keep your distance and practice safe wildlife viewing practices. Also, bison have never heard of turn signals. Figures. Only pass when it's safe.

Image: A line of bison push snow around to make a path, and then play 'follow the leader' to conserve energy at Yellowstone National Park. NPS/Jim Peaco

12/15/2023

#347 - See over 6 million lights come together to create a dazzling holiday light display at Tulalip Resort Casino located near Marysville, Washington. The festive scene includes the entry fountains, leaping orca whale feature and dozens of trees that are brilliantly illuminated for the season. It will continue to light up Tulalip's night sky through January 15. (Photo by John C. Storbeck via Tulalip News)
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12/04/2023

AbsoluteHistory, it all happens here.

11/15/2023

#317 - See towering Mount Index - a jaw-dropping sight along Highway-2. This behemoth rock lies south of the Skykomish River and despite its relatively low elevation, it is both a dramatic and famous Western Washington landmark. Mount Index comprises three pointed spires rising steep from a low base and can be viewed as you make your way along the Stevens Pass Greenway . (Photo via Cascade Loop Scenic Highway)

11/11/2023

With the new year coming up, these are 9 destinations you should not visit in 2024, according to travel experts.

11/07/2023

#306 - Watch the waves in Westport, Washington! High tides make for powerful Pacific Ocean waves. High surf is in the near forecast, which means beaches, jetties, and driftwood can be dangerous as the tides push water up further than expected. The ocean is unpredictable so if you're watching waves be sure to find a safe spot, like the viewing tower at the end of Westhaven Drive. (Photo via Experience Westport)

09/19/2023

09/17/2023

Skookum Slope mine Wilkeson WA

09/17/2023

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09/17/2023

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09/16/2023

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03/21/2023

The bucket list destinations to tick off your list.

03/19/2023

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03/16/2023

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Neptune Cave in Sardinia, Italy 🇮🇹