Alisdair Fraser and Natalie Haas came to Camp Casey in Coupeville on Whidbey Island to give a rousing round of Scottish music. Half of the concert was by the masters, and the other half included enthusiastic amateurs who had been learning in a workshop with Alisdair and Natalie. […]
The Ice Racing Championship Series came to Xfinity Arena in Everett, complete with round and rounds of motorcycles, ATVs, and trikes driven by riders of all ages and capabilities. Fast performers would be followed by classes with little kids. And those little kid rounds were fun with their […]
San Diego has vibrant options for outdoor and indoor arts and gardens, supported by the community and tourists. There are places all over to wander and enjoy them. Many are concentrated within Balboa Park, and you will also find many interesting scattered examples elsewhere throughout the city as […]
The San Diego Automotive Museum has a wide ranging choice of automobiles: very early models through to modern super cars and the occasional regular station wagon thrown in. There is also a motorcycle section, gift shop, and rotating new exhibits to keep new visits fresh.
The Maritime Museum of San Diego is a unique ship lover’s excursion because it is so hands-on and encourages exploring nooks and crannies of many types of old boats and submarines. The majority are self-guided, allowing you to linger and inspect at will. Some have audio re-enactments and […]
The Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve is an arid but pretty coastal park in La Jolla California that offers great Pacific Ocean views and interesting adapted vegetation. There are multiple relatively short loop hike options, each of which ends in different view locations. The hikes generally start up […]
Bagley Lakes trail is a picturesque and casual 2 mile loop trail that is a visual carnival for hikers of all types. Starting from the Mt Baker Visitor Center located just a bit down from beautiful Artist Point, the trail meanders through an alpine meadow valley of exposed rock […]
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