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November 12, 2012
From an Airplane Window
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I took these last month when we left SeaTac, which is the Seattle - Tacoma Airport.
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October 29, 2012
Rain in the Corn
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The rain started to come down harder as we explored the corn maze. At first it did not bother our hosts. Susan says that in Washington ...
October 27, 2012
Welcome to the Corn Maze
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It looked like rain on the day we went to Spooners Farm so Frank borrowed a jacket from Doug. A light drizzle started as we entered th...
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Pumpkin Shoot
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We went to Spooner Farms to visit the pumpkin patch with the Boyles children. The first attraction they wanted to visit was the Pumpkin Sl...
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October 26, 2012
Field of Pumpkins
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In the Puyallup Valley, Washington State
May 15, 2011
A Vestige of the Fur Trade
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I enjoy "living history" museums and events. They seek to entertain while educating, and while the exhibits are probably not comp...
May 14, 2011
Blacksmith at Work
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Living History, Fort Nisqually You may also like: Blacksmith Shop, Whitesmith Shop The Blacksmith's Apprentice
May 13, 2011
Banjo Player
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Living History at Fort Nisqually, Washington We enjoyed the banjo music and the talk about the history of the banjo, which is descended fro...
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Inside Fort Nisqually's General Store
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The fort features a number of buildings that depict life in a 19th-century trading post. Here we see items that customers might have p...
May 12, 2011
View from the Blockhouse
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From the blockhouse at Fort Nisqually you have a clear view of the stockade plus you can look out over Puget Sound. ...
May 11, 2011
Fort Exterior and Split Rail Fence
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Fort Nisqually This reconstructed frontier trading post is near Tacoma, Washington. Fort Nisqually was moved several times in the 1800'...
May 10, 2011
Frank at Fort Nisqually, WA
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Why is there a gigantic beaver in the visitors center? Well, Fort Nisqually was a trading post, and beaver pelts were a key part of the...
May 9, 2011
Tacoma Narrows Bridge
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View from Fort Nisqually This suspension bridge crosses Puget Sound, connecting Tacoma and Gig Harbor. Link: Tacoma Narrows Bridge on ...
May 7, 2011
Fun at Browns Point
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Doug Inspects the Big Bell This makes a dozen posts about our visit to Browns Point near Tacoma. If you came here through a search en...
May 6, 2011
Browns Point Rescue Boat
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We admired the beautiful reproduction of a rescue boat at Browns Point. And between the boat house and the water we saw the remains of a tra...
May 5, 2011
In the Keeper's Cottage: Downstairs
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They had their own classroom! Ryley and Josie inspect the old-fashioned stove. The lighthouse keeper's cottage at Browns Point d...
Inside the Keeper's Cottage
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The family who lived at Browns Point made their home quite comfortable.
May 4, 2011
Vancouver Was Here
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Two signs at Browns Point attest that George Vancouver was here in 1792. "Documented history of Puget Sound began in 1792 when Captain...
Views of Commencement Bay
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Josie is looking out over Commencement Bay, which is off Puget Sound, Washington. The lighthouse (above) is the Browns Point Light, whic...
May 3, 2011
Lighthouse Keeper's Cottage
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Browns Point Cottage, near Tacoma The home of the lighthouse keeper is available as a vacation rental. It is open to visitors once a wee...
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