Probably more for the Locals than the Visitors! :eek:

I posted this in the Mileage Plan forum.

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Article in this week's Time Magazine.

That would have been nice if I'd seen it before last Sat :rolleyes:
I need to look a bit harder next time :)

No worries... I just posted it yesterday!

I'm thinking of putting together a Yakima valley wine tasting based out of Seattle. Ideally I'd like a driver to take me out of the city, tour the wineries, do tastings, buy some cases for shipping and be back in the city for dinner.

Is this possible? Any leads or suggestions?

what do you think this is Napa/Sonoma? :p :mad:

I'm already looking into it... ;)
But suggestions from any other locals would be appreciated too! :)

Nah, it was Napa/Sonoma I might hold out some hope that the wine (other than the pinots) might be decent! :-p

Perhaps longer than a day trip but higher quality of wine, you could catch a Horizon flight out of SEA to Kenewick {PSC} and tour some of the wineries of Walla Walla ( Woodward Canyon, Lecole, Walla Walla Vinters), a few of my favorites.


http://www.wallawallawine.com/wineries/wineries.cfm
http://www.blacktielimos.net/

Can't expect you to know this because OUM is in Chad, Africa but Walla Walla is 4.5 hours each way from Seattle. Just can't be done. Maybe you could hit Woodinville.

But cant we find decent wineries as far west as Yakima?

Although frankly taking the Red Hook tour in Woodinville five or six times in a row ain't such a bad idear either!

EVERYBODY now:

Lutefisk, lutefisk, lefse,. lefse. We’re from Ballard. Ya, sure, Ya betcha!

Updated the FT thread section.

Very possible. I believe ldsant took a few people on a "day trip" to Yakima during one of the SeaDoo weekends.

Ooooh...more 411, please?

Grand Opening Weekend
35-Hour Grand Opening Marathon!
May 5, 2007
10 a.m.–11:59 p.m.
Special Exhibition Gallery

The Seattle Art Museum will be open for 35 hours straight as it kicks off the grand opening of the newly expanded downtown facility! Come in the wee hours of the morning to experience SAM in a completely unique way. You never know what you’ll see!

Festivities will include:
• Live dance and music performances featuring cultures from around the globe
• A variety of art activities for kids and adults
• Photos with Sammy the Camel
• Limited-edition gifts designed by Olympic Sculpture Park artists for sale
• Great food and refreshments available

Admission is free all weekend but will require entry tickets with specific times. Tickets will be available on site only on May 5 and 6. There will be no advance tickets.

Some Seattle Specific Blogs are in post #110.