"The Pacific Northwest: That magnificent and wild land unlike any other. From the mountains to the ocean, it holds a beauty all its own."
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Jummy Brown Hey guys! I found this useful imaging tool that makes it super easy and fun to decorate a photo album with personal touches. I think the folks at Samsung are giving-away brand new dual LCD cameras to people who make really cool slideshows. If you want a camera it might be good reason to try it! http://www.facebook.com/tapandtake
Hank Nickels point roberts is the TRUE northwest! farthest point there is besides gay alaska
Doug Prior For The Pacific Northwest Facebook fans - Valid Nov 24th only! Book and pay in full for the Dec 5th Leavenworth Snow Train for only $99 pp!!! Valid for new bookings only Sorry no refunds will be made if you are already booked - Call 206-935-6848 - Must mention Facebook
Kathleen Adams Hendley Home Sweet Home!! I miss the leaves changing colors in the fall; being surrounded by snow capt mountains; that fresh, crisp smell in the air telling us that winter is on it's way; actually having 4 seasons; the accesability of things; All things Seattle; SPORTS!! I miss watching the Huskies, Seahawks & Mariners play...never take things for granted!!!
Kay Nothing could be better than rain, squalls, Puget Sound, The Mountain, the Olympics with snow on them, and three generations of the family making lefse together. The best the best.
Pat Lichen Folks who like this group might also like to visit the new group Your Wild Life in the Pacific Northwest. Check it out!
Ed Sink Blue sky, little windy and snowing hard. This is Bend Oregon where the mountains are in your face with 300 days of sun a year and less than 11 inches of moisture, mostly snow. High desert can't be beat.
Theresa Peterson The deep south may have a church on every corner but the Northwest has a cathedral in every mountain peak.
Michael Taylor I am coming home in February. I miss running on Ruston Way, coffee from Tully’s on Broadway, and the rose garden in Point Defiance. I even miss the “Aroma of Tacoma”. I long to ketch that fleeting glimpse of Rainier that the winter weather sometimes affords. I miss the chowder from Jonny’s on Dock Street, the turk...ey on rye from the Antique Sandwich Shop in Ruston, and the Alder Smoked Halibut from the Crab Pot in Seattle. I am simply a son of Washington. God help me, I’m addicted to a state!
Casey Knopik
Check out a video of hiking at Sunrise in Mount Rainier National Park. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlQYJoJEP
Also, please check out our Northwest blog at http://www.justsouthofnorth.com Hope you enjoy!
Darla
It's been a beautiful fall in Ellensburg! http://www.facebook.com/#/group.php?gid=
Cynthia-Cindy Erick-Kiive This has been a great fall and turning to winter so soon, Hunting, skiing, and many other bundle up sports are great here. There were three sets of Mallard ducks in our pond for the past two days. They usally stay for the winter, except when it freezes over. The Great Blue Heron comes by for a snack during that time tho....LOL
Robin Barnett I just drove 5,000 plus miles, through forest fires, blizzards, deserts, congested highways, and when I came over the cascade mountains and saw the moving seas, the green trees, the jagged cliffs and the wonderful rain I was never happier. I will miss my grandson in Tennessee but nothing moves there but the traffic. ...Even the rivers and creeks are still and murky on the edges, not like this wonderful state. I am a washington girl, born and bred, rust between my toes, salt water spray on my glasses, a grin on my face and wool socks and cap, happy.
