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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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Haunted Happenings in Yakima
I love free, fun activities and here’s one that shouldn’t be missed this month. Shorty, a stage hand has been caught haunting the Capitol Theatre. Hear all about his handiwork on this tour. The P.A.S.T. is Present Paranormal Investigation Team … Continue reading
Posted in Free, Tours, Towns, Uncategorized, Wineries
Tagged Capitol Theatre, Depot Restaurant, fishing, free, golfing, Haunted, hiking, outdoor activities, Paranormal, Rattlesnake Hills Wine Trail, shop, spa treatment, tour, walking, Yakima, Yakima City Hall
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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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Ferry Around the Islands
I love riding on a ferry. One of my past e-mail addresses was ferryprincess. I even have a collection of ferry boat memorabilia. My husband and I even got married on a Washington State Ferry. This all stems from my … Continue reading
Posted in Ferries and Other Boats
Tagged An Officer and a Gentleman, Anacortes, Bainbridge Island, Bloedel Reserve, Cascade, coffee, Coupeville, Fay Bainbridge, ferry, Friday Harbor, hiking, Hood Canal Bridge, islands, kayaking, Keystone, Kitsap Harbor Festival, Langley, Mount Constitution, Oak Harbor, Olympic Mountains, Orcas Island, photography, Port Angeles, Port Orchard, Port Townsend, Pt. Defiance, San Juan Islands, Seagull-Calling Festival, Tahlequah, Ukulele Fest, Vashon Island, Washington State, Washington State Ferry, Whidbey Island, Winslow
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Serenity on Orcas Island
Orcas is one of the most scenic islands in the San Juans and my personal favorite. With an abundance of sunshine and mild temperatures, typical island activities run the gamut from hiking to biking to kayaking. I longed to try … Continue reading
Visiting Snoqualmie Falls
The first tourists to ever visit Snoqualmie Falls arrived in horse-drawn carriages, said Jeff Carter, our tour guide from Evergreen Escapes. In contrast, our group traveled in a luxuriously comfortable Mercedes van. Located about 30 minutes from Seattle, Snoqualmie Falls … Continue reading
Posted in Towns
Tagged biking, Evergreen Escapes, fishing, golfing, hiking, kayaking, Niagara Falls, Rattlesnake Lake, Seattle, Seattle local art, Snoqualmie, Snoqualmie Falls, Western Washington
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