Adventure can be had close to home if you keep your hearts open and curiously alert. We bicycle to Seabeck to spend the night and take a look at the oyster beach at Scenic Beach State Park.
The Dîner en Blanc is the closest I’ve ever come to being in a flash mob. But forget dance routines or looting, this was a civilized affair creating an impromptu fancy picnic at the tip of Gasworks Park. Ooo la la!
A sixty mile out and back to take a look at “Dead”, a small exhibit on the rise of the undertakers. That’s how we roll around here.
We celebrate an impending doctoral degree on a small island by feasting at a press level we’re not accustomed to!
This has got to be the easiest hike with the most spectacular mountain scenery I’ve ever done in Washington State.
Sleeping in cabins fifty feet of the ground is one of my favorite ways to camp. Though it was a longer drive than we expected, the Bald Mountain Fire Lookout is large, comfortable and a great place to play cards.
Behind the barbed wire to the Country’s most contaminated spot.
When it comes to Hanford, there’s really no way to comprehend the scale of what is going on out there.
An island getaway, eating like kings, reminds me to share the best Halibut recipe you’ll likely find this year.
Quartz Mountain Fire Lookout is one of the most unique rentals in the Washington State Park System.
Traveling light, this 150 mile loop had great scenery and good food.
Barlow Pass on the Mountain Loop Highway offers one of the best scenery to suffering cycling ratios.
Three ferries and three days, the weekend tour to Whidbey had more lounging than biking.