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Raymond, a little town on the south-west of Washington state is notable for its inhabitants. People, animals and birds live here like in any other town of state, but they are not from flesh and blood. They are made from iron, and they are all pretty rusty. . . . → Continue reading The Town and its Iron iInhabitants
Washington state is not only Boeing, Microsoft and Amazon. It is also wine, cherries and apples. And stock raisin of some sort… . . . → Continue reading Washington farms
Leavenworth, the pseudo-Bavarian village in east Washington, is a nice place to find Christmas mood. . . . → Continue reading Christmas around
I am in the University of Washington four months already. It is time to show my new place. My evening walk from laboratory to parking: . . . → Continue reading My new work place
The new summer is coming, and I didn’t show Fremont Solstice Parade from the last year yet. I already shown The Painted Cyclists of the Solstice Parade that is traditional prelude of the festival, and now is definitely time for Solstice Parade itself. Parade . . . → Continue reading Fremont Solstice Parade
On Whitbey Island you can meet armed wasp. If you are not prepared it can be a shock. I was shocked definitely. . . . → Continue reading Local monster
I prefer winters that includes flower, smells and sun. Week ago in Seattle. . . . → Continue reading January in Seattle
Many years Fremont (neighborhood of Seattle) organizes Fremont Solstice Parade. It started in the 1989, and last year I finally saw it. Fremont is a city of free arts, so the festivals here are not formal ones. I will show festival itself later, but now . . . → Continue reading The Painted Cyclists of the Solstice Parade
Summer in Seattle. Gas Works Park is a public park on the north shore of Lake Union. Until 1956 huge gas station was here, but from 1975 it is public park with nice rusty ruin. . . . → Continue reading Gas Works Park
On Granville Island (Vancouver) you can rent kayak (the price is nice on Friday specially) and have a nice easy kayaking on False Creek, which is not creek actually, but narrow ocean inlet. False Creek is surrounded by city center, so kayaking is similar boulevard saunter. . . . → Continue reading Kayaking on False Creek |
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