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Travel Tips from Sue Frause
My friend Sue Frause, a Freelance Travel Writer and Photographer, who lives on Whidbey Island, shares some secrets she learned through her travels here. After traveling frequently both for her work and for personal pleasure, she’s gotten the process down … Continue reading
3 Seattle Blocks, 3 Happy Hours
Today I’m happy to have a guest post from Haley Shapley who blogs at Girl About the World. Here’s what she has to say about happy hours in Seattle: They say there’s a Starbucks on every block in Seattle, and, … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Posts, Restaurants, Seattle, Uncategorized
Tagged Boka, Contour, Haley Shapley, McCormick & Schmick's, Seattle
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Experience Natural Attractions in Colorado Bend State Park
I’m excited to offer you a glimpse of a wonderful park in Texas, written by one of my travel writer friends there. Colorado Bend State Park is a two-hour drive from Austin. –Heather By Beverly Burmeier www.beverlyburmeier.com www.goingonadventures.com www.stripedpot.com http://tinyurl/bevtrvl … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Posts, Tours
Tagged Beverly Burmeier, birding, camping, central Texas, Colorado Bend State Park, Colorado River, fishing, Gorman Falls, guided cave tours, hiking, Hill Country, Lake Buchanan, mountain biking, photography, picnicking, Spicewood Springs, wildflowers, wildlife
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A Cowgirl Remembers…
Book Giveaway The Cascade Mountain Range divides Washington almost in half north to south. In Eastern Washington, on the east side of the mountains, the temperatures traditionally run warmer than over here on the west side of the range. Many … Continue reading
Val Mallinson, Author of Dog Lover’s Companion Books
Today we welcome the premier Northwest dog writer, Val Mallinson, to the blog. If it’s in Washington, Oregon or parts of British Columbia and you can take your dog there, she knows about it. Her books are very handy guides … Continue reading
Posted in Dog-friendly, Guest Posts, Hotels and Other Lodging, Wineries
Tagged Bellingham, British Columbia, Cape Disappointment State Park, chocolate Lab, CityDog Magazine, Dog Lover's Companion, dogs, Double Bluff Beach, Golden Retriever, Guemes Island, Hertz Trail, Inn at Discovery Coast, Lake Chelan, Lake Whatcom, Long Beach Peninsula, miniature dachshunds, Motel 6, mountains, Mt. Baker, Mutt Mixer, Old Fairhaven, Oregon, pet package, pets, Seattle, Starwood Hotels, The Dog Lover's Companion to Oregon, The Dog Lover's Companion to Seattle, The Dog Lover's Companion to the Pacific Northwest, Val Mallinson, W Hotel, Washington, Whidbey Island, Willows Lodge, wineries, Woodinville
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Best Easy Day Hikes Tacoma by Allen Cox
I’m not much of a hiker, although I aspire to be. It’s the joint pain that kind of dampens the whole endeavor. But not to fear, I recently met another writer who has written hiking books and this one on … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Posts
Tagged Allen Cox, dog, easy, Glacier View Wilderness, Goat Lake, hikes, hiking, Mt. Rainier, Tacoma, travel, writing
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Meet David Williams: He Has Visited Every City in Washington
Although Washington’s scenery is splendid and our attractions can be awe-inspiring, when you get right down to what makes our state special, it’s the people who make our region spectacular. I recently heard about a gentleman who realized his goal … Continue reading