Posted by Mark on March 12, 2010
Peshastin Pinnacles is a day use state park located just outside of Cashmere off of Highway 2. Picnicking is allowed there, but the primary attraction are the trails that lead up to the top of the interesting rock formations that are found there. Here is a nice looking video taken by some hikers [...]
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Posted by Mark on March 10, 2010
Here is part one of a four part look at the laser light show shown across the face of Grand Coulee Dam. It’s a great show, and a good learning experience when it comes to local history too.
Grand Coulee Dam Laser Light Show – Part 2
Grand Coulee Dam Laser Light Show – Part 3
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Posted by Mark on March 9, 2010
Most of us think of Lake Wenatchee as a great place to go camping or a fun place to go in order to escape the heat during the long hot summer months. Lake Wenatchee is that as there are fun recreational opportunities in the area as well as plenty of access to the waters [...]
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Posted by Mark on March 8, 2010
This bridge sits in Plain, Washington and crosses the upper Wenatchee River just a few miles from where it leaves Lake Wenatchee. It is closed to traffic (obviously) and is now only used by walkers, mountain bikers, and snowmobilers.
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Posted by Mark on March 1, 2010
Willow Point is a small park on the north shore of Lake Chelan in Manson, Washington.
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Posted by Mark on February 22, 2010
The Blewett Pass Fire Department sits in the open meadow in the community of Valley Hi on the north side of Blewett Pass.
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Posted by Mark on February 15, 2010
The O’Sullivan Dam is one of the longest earth-fill dams in the entire United States and is responsible for keeping the water that forms the Potholes Reservoir within its boundaries before releasing it into the irrigation system for the lower Columbia Basin to make use of.
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Posted by Mark on February 10, 2010
Check out this great footage of the 2009 Omak Stampede Suicide Race.
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Posted by Mark on February 8, 2010
Douglas Creek flows across a road near Palisades, Washington.
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Posted by Mark on February 1, 2010
No description for this product could be found, but have a look over at Amazon for reviews and other information.
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