Podcasts about snoqualmie falls

In this week's episode, I feature recently opened Bar Haifa in downtown Vancouver. I talk about Cup & Bun Café in Burnaby Heights. I talk about Amoka Coffee & Bites in the Westend. I talk about the upcoming Dine Out Vancouver Fest Foodie Events. I do a spotlight on Salish Lodge & Spa in Snoqualmie Falls, Wa. Lastly, I do a feature on some eateries in Bellingham, Wa. that include Makeworth Coffee Roasters, Coconut Kenny's, Pelemni, Accomplice and the Other Side Bagel Co. Follow me on Instagram, TikTok and X @Vanfoodster as well to visit VancouverFoodster.com for everything food in Vancouver and beyond.

With just three short notes, you're there: the lumber yard, Snoqualmie Falls, and a pie-loving detective trying to solve the murder of a high school girl in the Cascade foothills.

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Julie Northup is a Minnesotan and lives in Wisconsin in the United States. She finds the the whole process of writing a book, editing, formatting, cover art, reading, and reviewing fascinating and that's why we invited her to join us today. Her publishing company is called Norns Triad Publications. Book: The Snoqualmie Valley Sasquatch Series Snoqualmie is a city next to Snoqualmie Falls in King County, Washington, United States. It is 28 miles or 45 km east of Seattle. Sasquatch another word for BigFoot, a large hairy ape-like creature supposedly found in north-western America. Amazon: https://amzn.to/3kiIoP3 #CommissionEarned

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We have all heard of the common tourist attraction waterfalls in the United States: Niagra Falls, NY; Multnomah Falls, OR; Shoshone, ID; Bridal Viel Falls in Yosemite: Lower Falls of Yellowstone River, WY; Havasu Falls, AZ; Snoqualmie Falls, WA; Cumberland Falls, KY.  Likely you have heard of most of these falls.  Heidi walks through the principles of untourism and explores how to find the hidden gems in each of these states and her criteria for developing a family-friendly untourism waterfall experience.   For a FREE Beginner's Guide to Untourism: www.ordinarysherpa.com/untourism Subscribe to our Email Newsletter: https://ordinarysherpa.com/subscribe/ Leave a review: https://ordinarysherpa.com/review/

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Wir starten unsere Reise heute im US Bundesstaat Washington. Dort wurde das erste Kavernenkraftwerk der Welt unter den Snoqualmie Falls errichtet. Moment... unter dem Wasserfall? Ja, ganz genau! Wir erklären, warum das so ist. Danach geht es auf die andere Seite der Welt, nach Neuseeland. Dort lernen wir das nationale Maskottchen, den ungewöhnlichen kleinen Kiwi. Wie immer wünschen euch Jan und Cris viel Hörgenuss!

Do you ever wonder what happens to the couples who meet on City vs Country? Well, so do we! So when we heard back from a couple who were willing to come on and share what happened next, we were super excited wanting to know if we actually made a real match! Back on November 22, we met Kristi from Bothell who is an office assistant at a financial firm. She chose Country Boy Rick from Carnation who owns his own construction firm. He took her on a date that included hiking at Snoqualmie Falls and when we heard back from them after that weekend they sure hit it off, and it seemed like maybe there would most definitely be another date. We teased them about whether they would have Thanksgiving Dinner together, and they joked about it being too soon to meet families. But…were they together at Christmas? And New Year’s? Should we be planning our first ever City vs Country wedding?

Single Girl Kristi from Bothell is an office assistant at a financial firm. She is petite with blonde and hair blue eyes and enjoys working out. She has apparently had a tough time finding a good guy because when Fitz asks her what she is looking for in a guy she says she wants him “to have a job”! We introduce her to City Boy Donny from Seattle and Country Boy Rick from Carnation. City Boy Donny works in Amazon Corporate Finance. He is a competitive rower although he also enjoys rowing for fun. For their date he says he has tickets to TEDx Seattle which another girl bailed on but he thinks will be really cool and meaningful. Afterwards he suggests drinks and light appetizers at Damn the Weather where they can talk about the Talks. Country Boy Rick from Carnation owns his own construction firm and also likes being outside. For his date, well, honestly he figures he doesn’t have to try too hard after the TEDx dude, so he suggests hiking at Snoqualmie Falls and then dinner at the Roadhouse Inn with “light convo and no lectures.” We’re not gonna tell you who she picks in this little recap - you gotta listen. But we will say it works out well enough that there may be a Thanksgiving dinner in the future!

In this MABcon episode, the gang takes a field trip to visit Twin Peaks locations. Then we talk about Twin Peaks! Then we talk about Oklahomans, the post-job economy, and more Twin Peaks! Please join us for MABcon 2017! Location The Twin Peaks locations we visited were in North Bend and Snoqualmie Falls, Washington. We recorded at Snoqualmie Falls Brewery, and on the ferry, and at our Secret Headquarters. Links Newtech PDX OctoBeer Oklahoma guys are apparently part cow Sex magic in Twin Peaks Tanis Aberdeen, Washington Lincoln City, Oregon Post-job Economy Guardians of the Galaxy Beyond Lemuria, a weird movie by Poke Runyon Esotericism in Freemasonry Conference “Holy crap! Donald Trump is Judy!”

Planning a visit to the Emerald City? Local outdoor enthusiast and mom Kate Spiller from WildTalesOf.com shares her tips and ideas for visiting Seattle with kids. ON THE PODCAST 00:32 - Talking with Kim about Seattle 10:38 - Talking with Kate about Seattle 13:12 - How long to stay in Seattle 14:22 - Must dos for families 21:00 - Taking the monorail 21:43 - Outdoor activities 23:46 - Favorite hotels 25:45 - Parking tips 27:40 - Kate’s food recommendations 33:28 - Off-the-beaten path 36:30 - Tips for saving money 39:35 - Best place for a family photo 41:42 - Kate’s favorite travel gear 45:38 - Tip of the week ABOUT KATE SPILLER Kate is a former elementary school teacher, turned stay-at-home mom, writer and blogger living with her family in Seattle, Washington. Her blog, WildTalesof.com is all about outdoor adventure and travel with kids. Follow her on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest. TIPS FOR VISITING SEATTLE WITH KIDS Plan on visiting Seattle for at least a long weekend. If you are coming from a long distance, there are plenty of other attractions for you to pair with a visit to Seattle. Visiting the downtown area of Seattle, you will be able to explore the Seattle Aquarium, walk through Pike Place Market, and check out what there is to offer on the waterfront. If you would like to visit the Space Needle, you can go up to the observation deck for free if you eat lunch or dinner and their restaurant. If you are planning to also visit Vancouver Canada while you are in Washington, keep in mind that the border lines tend to be very long crossing into Vancouver. If you are into the outdoors there are some great parks to visit in the area, which are all free. Discovery Park has some great hiking and beautiful views of the Puget Sound. While the Washington Park Arboretum is a great place to explore and Seward Park has some hiking trails as well, is famous for old growth trees and has views of Mount Rainier. There are plenty more parks for you and your family to explore. Hotels in Seattle tend to be pretty pricey so look for last minute booking deals that may help you out with along with the options of renting or using site like Airbnb. Some places to visit off the beaten path would be to take a ferry to Bainbridge Island or you can visit Whidbey Island. There is also a beautiful waterfall called the Snoqualmie Falls that is about 40 minutes east of Seattle and is one of Seattle's famous waterfalls. BEST PLACE TO TAKE FAMILY PHOTO An iconic view to take a family photo would be in Kerry Park where you can see the Space Needle, Mount Rainier (if it’s out) and other building in Seattle. Another good spot for a family photo would be in front of the market sign. No matter what is going on around photos here always seem to turn out great. FAVORITE TRAVEL GEAR Kate loves to wear her Chaco sandals that are super comfortable for an active life. Kate has also started to wear a lot of Ibex wool clothing that is breathable and great for weather changes. TIP OF THE WEEK If you are NOT traveling to Seattle in late June to early September, it will not necessarily rain the whole time but it will be cloudy and overcast. So if you really want to a vacation will lots of sunshine make sure to travel in the summer months. MENTIONED ON THE PODCAST Pike Place Market Seattle Aquarium Olympic Sculpture Park Vacation Rental Tips Steelhead Dinner Serious Pie Skillet Chinook’s Tutta Bella Pizzeria Thriffty NW Mom Site FOLLOW US AND SPREAD THE WORD! If you liked this show, please be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play and leave us a review! Have a question or comment? Send us an email or leave us a voicemail at +1.641.715.3900, ext. 926035#. You can also follow our travels on Stuffed Suitcase and We3Travel, or follow the Vacation Mavens on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter. Thanks for listening!

In which Jeff and KC travel northward to the fabled Chateau Ste Michelle winery to attend the annual TBTL Picnic, Jeff's mom and dad come with; KC creates more chaos; Luke Burbank erupts with joy; hundreds of Ten ten it up all over the wine tasting room; Mom tells the story of the scandalous roommates; KC objects strenuously;  Dad and Mom debate pigeons in pairs; Snoqualmie Falls or Snow Lake?; Hawaiian military resorts are neat; Jeff tells a joke and no one laughs; KC tells of the time when Jeff ran to escape a wall of seafoam (and let his dog get swamped); directions are given and map apps debated; Jeff does not love computerized voices; Waze sponsors hithchiking and Jeff predicts more axe murder; Dad bums us out with the latest police shooting; more Waze chat; Mom fears the worst; Jeff shares his fruit fly-fighting secrets; Moms gots all the fly swatters; yawns proliferate;  Jeff pulls a classic Jeff; KC lays down the law as regards navigation; Mom and Dad share Waze horror stories; Jeff gets his garage door workin (not a euphemism); KC recognizes Janys AKA Professor Doom; KC and Jeff recap the TBTL picnic at Chateau Ste Michelle; Erica Knapp and the fam saved us a spot; "mook chu" means "sour face" in Cambodian; KC welcomes the Infinite Listener; God blesses America; Janys and Chris make the acquaintance of your favorite podcasters; KC gets her first fan hug; KC loves that Stranger Things stuff; Jeff pulls a semiracist boner; and Jeff waters weeds.   Closing Song: "Summer Love" from Grease   Podcasts you should listen to:   TBTL - Too Beautiful to Live with Luke Burbank & Andrew Walsh Livewire Radio with Luke Burbank After These Messages with Andrew Walsh & Genevieve Haas  

Today's Guest: David Bushman and Arthur Smith, co-authors Twin Peaks FAQ: All That's Left to Know About A Place Both Wonderful and Strange; curators, Paley Center for Media   Watch this exclusive Mr. Media interview with David Bushman and Arthur Smith by clicking on the video player above!  Mr. Media is recorded live before a studio audience full of mystery buffs who think that solving who killed Laura Palmer and J.R. Ewing is more important than enjoying an hour of popcorn TV… in the NEW new media capital of the world… St. Petersburg, Florida! Can I be honest? I don’t think anyone has really asked a lot of questions about the TV series “Twin Peaks” since the theatrical sequel, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me flopped at the movies in 1992. There. I’m glad I got that off my chest. DAVID BUSHMAN podcast excerpt: "Netflix has exposed a whole new generation of viewers to 'Twin Peaks.' I have a daughter who us 23; she knows 'Twin Peaks”'; her friends know Twin Peaks. One of the great things about Twin Peaks, what is so rare in television, is it raised a lot of questions without spelling out the answers for you." You can LISTEN to this interview with DAVID BUSHMAN and ARTHUR SMITH, co-authors of TWIN PEAKS FAQ, by clicking the audio player above! But that said, my wife and I were big fans of the original run of the TV show on ABC in 1990 and forced ourselves to watch the entire second season, even though it wasn’t very good, to be honest. And we skipped Fire Walk with Me altogether. And yet – having actually trekked to the rural area of Washington State where the show was filmed, stayed a couple of nights at “The Great Northern” (a.k.a., the iconic Salish Lodge & Spa) and visited the astonishing Snoqualmie Falls behind it, we are more than a little curious about the show’s impending return with new episodes on Showtime in early 2017. ARTHUR SMITH podcast excerpt: "You can read 'Twin Peaks FAQ' and the information about how the show was created and produced. I grew up being an obsessive fan of a lot of things. I would always love any supplementary material that would deepen my engagement with the thing itself. 'The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z' came out in the 1980s. They took all the characters that you know and, in an encyclopedia format, broke down their biographies, what their abilities were, what their personality was like. As a fan, it's kind of thrilling to see them distilled." Assuming we aren’t the only ones holding out hope of a return to form by the David Lynch and Mark Frost series, I invited David Bushman and Arthur Smith to the show today to talk about their comprehensive new book, Twin Peaks FAQ: All That’s Left to Know About a Place Both Wonderful and Strange. Key interview moments: • 4:20 David Bushman explains the enduring appeal of "Twin Peaks," a show that has been off the air for decades and is making a comeback; • 16:30 Why write an FAQ about "Twin Peaks"? For Bushman, part of the allure is his respect for director David Lynch; • 27:40 Arthur Smith compares the appeal of an FAQ book to an encyclopedia such as "The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe.". Twin Peaks FAQ Twitter • Goodreads //           The Party Authority in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland! The post Who killed the Twin Peaks FAQ guys? Nobody! VIDEO INTERVIEW appeared first on Mr. Media.

Nicholas and Susan, hosts for Travel Tails, carve out a few of the top 10 ski resorts where both you and Fido are welcome. Did you know that in the mountain town of Telluride, Colorado, you can hop aboard a pet-friendly gondola and take the scenic ride at no charge all year round? This information and more is also included in their Nov/Dec issue of FIDO Friendly magazine and is on newsstands now or available to order at: www.fidofriendly.com. They also talk about the 26 days of gift giving where each day you can enter to win the prize of the day with the grand prize is a crooked dog house being awarded on December 26. http://www.fidofriendly.com/features/25-days-of-gift-giveaways/. The destination pick of the show is the Salish Lodge located just 30 minutes east of Seattle which is perched above Snoqualmie Falls. http://www.salishlodge.com/. If you have any questions or suggestions on topics you would like to see covered about traveling with your dog please email traveltails@petliferadio.com More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - FIDO Friendly Magazine Unleashes the Top 10 Fido-friendly Ski Resorts! on PetLifeRadio.com