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Seattle’s coffee culture is well known across the U.S., and for good reason. It’s not only the birthplace of Starbucks and many independent coffee roasters, but also a city where you can try coffees from around the world. It was in Seattle that I started exploring coffee beyond my regular cold latte, and in this [...]
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If you think Washington State is all cascading peaks, misty coastlines, and endless evergreen forests, think again! That’s the side that gets all the love on social media. But there’s a whole other Washington on the far side of the mountains: arid, rural, wide open, and home to some of the darkest, clearest night skies [...]
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The first thing we heard in Spokane wasn’t traffic or music, it was the roar of the falls, right in the middle of downtown. You don’t expect a waterfall that loud in the heart of a city, but that sound is exactly why I wanted to come here in the first place. If you have [...]
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Spring Canyon Campground was the second stop on our Eastern Washington road trip. We chose it mainly for two reasons: its proximity to Grand Coulee and our hope of stargazing. The location turned out to be a great decision, but the stargazing part was a little more questionable, and I’ll explain why. If you’re wondering [...]
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On day 2, after a restful camping adventure at Lake Wenatchee State Park, we were on our way to Chelan, our next stop on this adventure. Little did we know that we would be transported to Italy. I had read about Chelan before this visit, mostly for its activities and wineries, but who would have [...]
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