Big Red Wagon - World's Largest Radio Flyer - PhotoOp by VisitWa

In Riverfront Park, you will find the world’s largest Radio Flyer! This big red wagon is a 12 foot high, 27 feet long sculpture made of 26 tons of reinforced concrete and steel with a slide that will delight the child in every person. It’s rumored that the wagon can fit up to 300 people on it. This giant wagon was commissioned by the Junior League of Spokane and was designed and built by the artist Ken Spiering in 1990. Don’t miss your chance to climb the stairs and snap a picture as you rediscover your inner child on the wagon’s slide. It’s a good spot for a selfie with the giant wagon in the background. The PhotoOps are many. The gigantic red wagon is located in a grassy area of the park near Howard St. Riverfront Park is open from dawn until dusk, generally, and there is no admission. Info by calling (509) 625-6200 to reach the Spokane Parks and Recreation General park info at this web page: https://beta.spokanecity.org/riverfrontpark/hourspricing/

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Nishinomiya Japanese Garden by VisitWa

The Nishinomiya Japanese Garden is the most culturally unique garden at Manito Park. The garden is surrounded by a wood fence which will help you locate it. This peaceful garden revolves around the Koi pond, filled with a variety of Koi that both children, young and old, love. Surrounding the pond are traditional bonsai-looking trees and Japanese sculptures. Follow a pebble path leading you to hidden coves that provide places to retreat and sit quietly, while still hearing the sounds of flowing water. Professional photography is only allowed for weddings and the ceremony must also take place in the garden. Contact Parks and Recreation to make reservations. Hours: Manito Park is open from dawn to dusk every day. (509) 625-6200 Spokane Parks and Recreation http://www.manitopark.org/Manito-Park-Info/Manito_Park_Map.asp

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Created on 8/25/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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Movie Star - Roslyn Cafe PhotoOp by VisitWa

The Roslyn Cafe is featured in the opening title sequence of the 1990s television series Northern Exposure.

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Created on 8/4/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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“Fountain of Wisdom” by George Tsutakawa by VisitWa

Commissioned in 1958, “Fountain of Wisdom” was the first fountain by the renowned Seattle artist, the late George Tsutakawa. Following this first fountain, Tsutakawa won considerable international recognition for the 70 of his graceful sculpture fountains in public places around the globe. This tall silicon bronze abstract design is suggestive of obos (stacks of rocks made by trekkers in the Himalays), totem poles, and pagodas. Critics liked this fusion of Asian, Native American, and modern Abstract Expressionist elements which was felt to be deeply evocative of the Pacific Northwest. The fountain is located in the Atsuhiko and Ina Goodwin Tateuchi Plaza near the Fourth Ave. entrance to the Seattle Public Library.

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Created on 7/28/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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Yucca Valley - the Town by YodioMan

Yucca Valley is the gateway to Joshua Tree National Park and the economic hub for the Morongo Basin. Our base elevation at 3300 feet has all the beauty of the low desert, with the seasonable benefits of being part of the high desert. Phone (760) 369-7207 Enjoy this 1 minute video intro: http://www.elocallink.tv/clients3/ca/yuccavalley2012/tourplay.php?movie=yucatou_rev1&spon=tourism

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Created on 7/24/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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Nights at the Neptune - July - August by VisitWa

STG's Nights at the Neptune series features eight FREE performances at the Neptune Theatre. Local Arts – Local Artists – Global Issues Nights at the Neptune is a series of summer events, offered free to the public and to the artists. Here's how it works – local artists/arts organizations respond to a call for artists. A panel of local artists, entrepreneurs, activists and advocates who select the final list of participants review applications. The Neptune Theatre is opened to the artists, for free, to mount a performance, also free to the public. This is performing arts by the people, for the people with an emphasis on presentations that address issues of race and social justice. This is A People's Theatre Joint! Visit the following link for more information and complete line-up of events: www.stgpresents.org/neptune/nights

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Created on 7/18/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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Jetty Island Ferry - Free Ride by VisitWa

FREE Ferry ride to Washington’s public beach with the warmest water on the Puget Sound. A short ride lands you on 2-miles of sandy beach combined with shallow waters making Jetty Island a family delight with its warmer water. Free ferry ride (60 passengers) to JETTY ISLAND FERRY departs 7 days a week during the summer from Jetty Landing at 10th and W. Marine View Drive. Summer Hours: M-Th 10am-6pm Fri - Sat 10am-9pm Su 10am-7pm Ph. (425) 257-8304 Pick up boarding passes at the boat launch kiosk. Tips: On weekdays, avoid waits by arriving later in the day and planning to stay for late return. The peak crossings are 10 – noon, and peak returns are 1 – 3:30. The stand-by line is good, because walk-ons are taken on a first come, first serve basis. Parking is $3 during the summer months. Parking machines accept credit cards or cash, but do not dispense change. View a 3 minute video on Jetty Island: www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyQXSxEMB4U#t=110

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Created on 7/16/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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Bischofberger Violins, LTD by VisitWa

For a totally unique experience in Seattle, visit the home of finely crafted violins. Few instruments are as beautiful and melodious as a fine violin, viola, cello or bass from Bischofberger Violins, Seattle's premiere violin shop. We are true craftsmen from a long line of internationally respected violin makers and dealers with a legacy dating back to the early 1900's in Zurich, Switzerland. Our business on Capitol Hill in Seattle has served the arts community for over fifty years. Phone: (206) 324-3119 Email: contact@bviolinsltd.com

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Created on 7/14/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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You & I Gallery by YodioSponsors

Our front room features local artists and sculptors, with new shows opening on the 1st Thursday of every month. We specialize in amateur and hobby artists, including students and/or classes from many of the local elementary and secondary schools and colleges. Explore further and you will find superb artwork by our favorite resident artists, all shown in a beautiful, homey setting. You’ve never seen a gallery like this! We cordially invite you to come immerse yourself in the local art scene. Ph. 509.582.0200

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Created on 7/12/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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Parque Eduard VII (Eduard VII Park)-Photo Op by dshay

Eduard VII Park is the largest park in central Lisbon. It stretches uphill from Marques do Pombal and, at the top, provides excellent views of the city. It is a beautiful park with carefully manicured hedge rows running down the center of the park. The park features two “estufas”, both of which contain many exotic tropical plants. There are a number of cafes in and around the park and the park often hosts many special events so it is good to check the local event schedule. By the way, the park was named after British King Edward VII in 1903 to memorialize the long standing close relationship between Portugal and the United Kingdom.

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Created on 7/9/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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Praca do Comercio (Comercio Square)-Photo Op by dshay

Comercio Square is a vast square on the Tagus River at the southern end of Rua Augusta. Entering the Square from Rua Augusta you will walk under the Triumphal Arch, one of the most photographed monuments in Lisbon. In the center of Comercio Square stands a statue of King Jose I, also one of the more photographed monuments in Lisbon. Lined with restaurants and other tourist facilities, Comercio Square is a great place to set as a meeting point in Lisbon and also a great place to sit and relax and do some people watching. The Lisbon Story (see separate entry) is located on Comercio Square as is the Lisbon tourism office. Praco do Comercio is also known as Terreiro do Paco (Palace Square). Both the Arch and the statue of King Jose I were refurbished in 2013. With the refurbishment it is now possible to access the top of the Arch to enjoy the incredible view over the Tagus.

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Willapa Bay Oyster House Interpretive Center by VisitWa

See how the Oystermen of Willapa lived. Visit a replica of the residence of the Oystermen and their families. Open in Summer - Memorial Day Weekend thru Labor Day Weekend Open: Friday-Sat.-Sunday and Holidays Hours: 11 - 4 Located on the South Side of the Port of Peninsula Breakwater, just past the Ark Restaurant. This cedar-sided center also offers one of the few spots on the bay other than Leadbetter Point that visitors can find easy public access to the rocky shores and muddy floors of the bay. Use the stairway to access to the bay. Ph. 360-665-4547 Email: mary@portofpeninsula.org

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Igreja do Carmo (Carmo Church) (Photo Op) by dshay

Just uphill from the Baixa toward Chiado lies Igreja do Carmo. This church was originally constructed as a convent for the Carmelite order in 1389. It was almost completely destroyed in the earthquake of 1755. Approximately 100 years later it was partially reconstructed and turned into a military base. The building is quite significant in modern Portuguese history because it was the last holdout of Manuel Caetano before he was overthrown during the Carnation Revolution of 1974. Today it is used by the Republican Guard. There is a small archeological museum on the site.

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Chiado District (Photo Op) by dshay

Just to the west and slightly uphill from the Baixa lies the Chiado district. This is an area of elegant shops, art galleries and fine restaurants. Like so many areas of Lisbon, it can only been seen, realistically, on foot. Chiado is home to two of the most beautiful coffee houses in all of Lisbon, Cafe Nicola on Rossio Square and Brasileira on Rua Garrett. Be sure and take in the view from the roof top bar of the Hotel Chiado. It offers one of the best views of the city available.

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Bairro Alto (Photo Op) by dshay

Bairro Alto is the center of Lisbon night life - Located just to the west of Chiado and the Baixa. With dozens of restaurants and bars located through a web of narrow alleys, Bairo Alto comes alive at night. Traditionally a very working class neighborhood, you’ll find restaurants and bars that appeal to every end of the economic spectrum. The area starts at roughly the Miradouro Sao Pedro de Alcantara and runs south and west toward the river. If you are in this area be sure and check out the shelves full of memorabilia in Pavilhao Chines bar located very near the Miradouro Sao Pedro de Alcantara (see separate entry).

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Baixa (Photo Op) by dshay

The Baixa district of Lisbon is the city’s downtown commercial, shopping and art hub. No visit would be complete without a stroll through the Baixa. The best way to see the Baixa is by simply walking its many streets and alleys. Starting at Rossio Square, the central street is Rua Augusta, which runs through the heart of town to Praca do Comercio and the Tagus River. Rua Augusta is certainly worth a stroll, but the most interesting parts of the Baixa are to be found on its side streets. One thing to check out that you probably won’t find in any travel guide is Casa do Alentejano in the Restauradores section of the Baixa. It is has one of the finest collection of azulejos (blue wall tile murals).

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Enetai Beach Park by VisitWa

This beach park located partially under the I-90 bridge and faces the narrow channel between the park and Mercer Island. The waterfront park features a spacious patio with scenic views overlooking Lake Washington and is popular stopping point for those going to and from the Mercer Slough on a canoe or kayak trips. Facilities include 6 picnic tables, swimming beach, and restrooms. Ph. (425) 452-6885

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Juanita Beach Park by VisitWa

Juanita Beach is one of the largest beaches in Kirkland, and even has sand! The 22 acres Juanita Beach Park began nearly 100 years ago as a popular, privately-owned destination beach resort for Seattle-area families. It has been drawing crowds ever since. It includes a long pier/dock that attracts runners, walkers, and romantic evening walkers. New walking paths, including an accessible beachfront promenade extending the length of the waterfront. Lots of open space, a parking lot with lighting, an open-air amphitheater for small community events, benches and picnic tables, and sand volleyball courts. Includes a designated swimming area with bathrooms, outside showers, extensive open space. Phone 425-587-3300

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Houghton Beach Park - PhotoOp by VisitWa

One of several parks located on Kirkland’s Lake Washington waterfront, Houghton Beach Park has beach, grass, playground, and swimmers, sunbathers and fishermen will enjoy the 75-foot public dock. The 4 acres includes a popular volleyball area. Houghton Beach Park Non-Motorized Boat Launch invites kayaking or canoeing. The playground is popular with kids, while they climb, swing and hide, adults can watch from the arena seats that surround the playground. South of the playground, picnic tables dot the lush hillside. This is a great photo op – especially at sunset. From this vantage point the Seattle skyline can be viewed and enjoy the colorful skies as the sun sets over the distant Olympic Mountains. Phone 425-587-3300

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Luther Burbank Park by VisitWa

Luther Burbank is a large park - 77 acres including three-quarters of a mile of Lake Washington waterfront. Much of the park has been left undeveloped to foster a variety of wildlife, including 135 species of birds, 50 species of waterfowl, raccoons, beaver, muskrats, tree frogs and rabbits. Many of these animals live in the wetlands that occupy the north and south ends of the park. Picnic, BBQ, and playground areas offer fun for everyone. Luther Burbank Park features spectacular views of Lake Washington, and has facilities for several water-based activities, including swimming, boating and fishing. Lifeguards are often present in the summer. Call 206.275.7873 for info and to reserve one of the 3 dozen picnic tables.

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