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Saving roadside-attraction Americana for visitors to Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood written by Joni Kabana | photography by Will Austin Tucked into the quirky neighborhood of George-town in Seattle stands one of Washington’s most-beloved roadside icons: Hat ’n’ Boots. Bright, bold and unmistakably Western, this oversized cowboy hat and pair of boots have become a symbol of local nostalgia, artistic preservation and the region’s playful personality. The structures were originally built in 1954 as part of a Western-themed gas station along High-way 99. At the time, roadside attractions were a popular way to catch the attention of passing motorists. The giant hat…

If salmon is your thing, Washington is your place. Few destinations rival this state when it comes to salmon fishing, and dishes featuring this delicacy shine throughout the year, thanks to the bounty that can be found.

written by Daniel O’Neil The ocean waters off the Long Beach Peninsula often look inviting in summer, especially for those who rarely see such a body of water. But the infinitely beautiful Pacific Ocean can be deceiving. Its currents, frigid temperatures and enormity prove deadly for those who do not understand or respect these waters. Fortunately, a group of trained volunteers in south Pacific County provides a rapid response to beachgoers in distress while also promoting a safer understanding of the risks here at land’s end. South Pacific County Technical Rescue formed in 1978 as a volunteer cliff rescue team,…
