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Sauk Mountain

By Leslie Parks - Wednesday, June 30, 2021
The snow hadn't completely melted in the mountains and yet in the valley summer had arrived in full force. The road was pock marked with holes and small washed out cracks.  Downed trees has been sawed but not much else had been done to clear the way to the trailhead.  In fact the trailhead was only accessible by a mile walk past the...

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MoPop visit

By Leslie Parks - Friday, June 25, 2021
Music of Pop Culture has had a variety of names over the last twenty years but what has stayed the same is the focus on the music industry.   With hundreds of guitars and many other instruments that make up this larger than life sculpture it pays tribute to how the music scene has shaped Seattle or vice a versa.  It pays tribute to...

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By Leslie Parks - Saturday, June 19, 2021
Oyster Dome has been one of our go to hikes every single year.  Often, we will hike it five or six times and when a friend comes for a visit this is a hike we take them on.  So, it was fitting that when Job came for a visit; Isaac, Job and I made sure to hit up our go to hike.  Only...

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An Activity: Mini Golf

By Leslie Parks - Saturday, June 19, 2021
 For some reason Job is able to get his friends to do things such as mini golf.  He even invited us to go along with them which was fun and surprising.  We showed up at Station 49 for 18 holes of golf.  Job was practicing for playing with another group of friends.  Turns out he is a bit competitive, not in sports that...

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Exploring: Clayton Beach

By Leslie Parks - Friday, June 18, 2021
We have some of the best tide pools in our area at Clayton Beach.  It isn't one that we go to often and when the tide is low its a great spot.  We drove down to Chuckanut and made our way past Larabee State Park to the parking lot for Clayton Beach.  Across the road, we hopped onto the trail leading down across...

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