Seattle: Ballard Seafood Festival and West Seattle Festival
With visions of white canopy tents lining the streets of West Seattle and Ballard, it is not hard to find ongoing festivals within the Greater …
Latest PostsOn the Blog
Book Review: 101 Secrets for your Twenties
Living through your twenties is a struggle. I finished school, changed jobs, and lived in a few cities. Paul Angone has been blogging to help …
Backpacking in Canada’s Garibaldi Provincial Park
Between the three of us, we had roughly 30 to 35 lbs per pack ready to hit the open trail. Dustin (my brother) and his …
Seattle: 4th of July West Coast Style
Patriotic music, red, white, blue, BBQs, beer, sparklers, fireworks are some of the things that come to mind when I think of celebrating the 4th …
Swimming in a Sea of Social Media
Twitter, Flickr, StumbleUpon, Facebook, Pinterest, Tumblr, etc. . . . I am drowning in a sea of social media. How do I promote my travel blog …
Monthly Flashback Image #2: The Grand Canyon
Every month from now on I will be sharing a flashback image from my travels. The monthly flashback image was a result of Delta airlines …
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London
A Guided Tour: Palace of Westminster and Houses of Parliament
The Palace of Westminster is my favorite building in London, and I always recommend it to my friends and family as a must-see. Elizabeth Tower …
London’s Mail Rail Ride at The Postal Museum
It was way ahead of its time, a solution to transport mail more efficiently away from the horses and the street traffic. Opening in 1927 …
2 Days in London: An Aggressive Sightseeing Itinerary
London is a large city with museums, history, and pubs. I’ve had a few friends visit London and I keep going back to similar things …
Trip Reports
Scrambling and Glaciers: How to Climb Mount Shuksan’s Fisher Chimneys Route
It was several years ago. I did a winter trip to Artist Point with the Washington Alpine Club for a backcountry skiing course. I was …
Bike to Hike: an Overnight Trip to Three Fingers Lookout
The concept of sleeping on top of a mountain in a lookout tower somehow convinced me to ride a bike 10 miles up a washed …
Scrambling up Mount Washington on the Huntington Ravine Trail
I wasn’t sure hiking the Huntington Ravine trail today was going to happen but knew I’d regret it if I didn’t try. During my hike …