The Fremont soapbox derby was run in Fremont style, starting out in a park with people’s choice voting. The voters were pandered to by displays of acting, handing out bribes, stand-up comedy, allowing you to throw mud at them, or whatever seemed to work to gather one’s favor. Every team […]
We really enjoyed Lummi Island… a very relaxing three days away to a rural and mostly non-touristy trip back a few decades in time. We deliberately chose to go during the 3 weeks of every year when the small car ferry is in dry dock for regular maintenance, and there […]
Temple of Forgiveness [photo by Josh]
Temple of Forgiveness [photo by Bunny]
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Big Rig Jig trucks
Aaron on stilts protecting the domain of Snowball’s Chance In Hell […]
The Man burned twice this year, and it was an expression of the cultural conflict – both internal and external – that Burning Man is growing through. Under a complete lunar eclipse on the reflective white grit […]
The Maryhill Stonehenge War Memorial can be seen from a great vantage point on the Washington hillsides above the Columbia River Gorge. This full size replica of Stonehenge was built by […]
Intrigued with an earlier talk by class leader and author Jennifer Hahn at a sea kayaking symposium, we signed up for a three day class to learn wild harvesting techniques, led by her and Mac Smith through Elakah Expeditions. The concept centered around foraging and finding […]