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Tag Archives: Vancouver
Ghost Town Poetry Celebrates Anniversary
Ghost Town Poetry celebrated a special anniversary recently at Cover to Cover Books in Vancouver, WA. Continue reading
Posted in Festivals & Events, Local Authors, Local Musicians
Tagged Cover to Cover Books, Ghost Town Poetry, Vancouver, Washington
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Jimmy Be Free
All at once, there he was . . . this free-spirited young musician, barefooted and dressed all in white. Eyes half-closed, Jimmy Free was swaying softly in time to the music that flowed from his violin. The sound was rich, with remarkable resonance and an almost dreamlike quality. Continue reading
Posted in Local Musicians
Tagged Jimmy Free, musician, Vancouver, Washington
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The First Japanese in the Pacific NW
Battered by high winds and surging waves, the Hojun Maru was driven far from its original course and ended up drifting aimlessly in an open sea with a rudder. Fourteen months later, it finally ran aground near Cape Flattery, at the northwest tip of what is now Washington State. Only three crew members survived the ill-fated voyage. Continue reading
Posted in Historic Site
Tagged Fort Vancouver, Hojun Maru, monument, Vancouver, Washington
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Afternoon Tea at the Grant House
Treat yourself to afternoon tea at the Grant House Restaurant in Vancouver, WA. The perfect setting for sweets, savories, scones, and fresh fruit on a cold, rainy afternoon. Continue reading
Posted in Food and Drink
Tagged afternoon tea, Grant House Restaurant, Officer's Row, Vancouver, Washington
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America’s Favorite Pastime
Posted in Festivals & Events
Tagged kid friendly, Officer's Row, Vancouver, Vintage Baseball, Washington
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America’s Favorite Pastime II
A vintage base ball match was played between arch rivals, the Vancouver Occidentals and the 1st Oregon Volunteers. Continue reading
Posted in Festivals & Events
Tagged kid friendly, Officer's Row, Vancouver, Vintage Baseball, Washington
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The Jetty at Tidewater Cove
The views along the Columbia River are terrific, especially from the end of the Jetty at Tidewater Cove. Continue reading
Posted in Great Outdoors
Tagged Columbia River, jetty, Marine Park, scenic views, Tidewater Cove, Vancouver, walking/hiking, Washington, Waterfront Renaissance Trail
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Everything Old Made New Again
Check out the 5th Annual Recycled Art Festival in downtown Vancouver, WA, where everything old is made new again. Continue reading
Posted in Festivals & Events, Local Artists
Tagged artist, kid friendly, musicians, Recycled Art Festival, Vancouver, Washington
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Salmon Run Bell Tower
Church bells, clock towers, chimes of any kind. If I’m out and about, walking, there’s nothing like the ringing of a bell to stop me dead in my tracks. I just can’t help but look around for the source of … Continue reading
Posted in Public Art
Tagged Chinook Indians, clock tower, kid friendly, Vancouver, Washington
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Silent Sentinels
The Napoleon 12-pound Light Field Cannons stand as “silent sentinels” for the Medal of Honor Monument. Continue reading
Posted in Historic Site
Tagged cannon, Medal of Honor, monument, Officer's Row, Vancouver, Washington
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