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- Out of State, Out of Mind Episode 4
- Out of State, Out of Mind Episode 3.2
- Not a relative of mine, but I liked his picture....
- Spookiest. Cemetery. Ever.
- Out of State, Out of Mind, Episode 3.1
- Alex at Books & Books. These ladies were very n...
- Our Lady of the Rockies.
- The pork chop sandwich, Butte's culinary triumph...
- The house of Mom's family, the Lowneys. 7 Peopl...
- My Sullivan great-grandparents' house.
- Out of State, Out of Mind, Episode 2
- Alex and RJ plotting our course through Seattle.
- Alex setting forth.
- Santoro's Books.
- No trip to Seattle is complete without a trip he...
- Washinton has some funny road signs, like "Don't...
- Magnolia's Bookstore.
- Cool sign across the street from Elliott Bay.
- The Elliott Bay Book Store is my new favorite.
- The cone over the glass shop at the museum.
- A typical afternoon at the Tacoma Museum of Glass.
- RJ's new baby, a 63 Dodge Dart. People often st...
- Vegas the demented.
- Kaia, RJ, Tina, and the Great Author
- Auntie's Bookstore
- the last of Spokane
- Out of State, Out of Mind: Episode One
- Sammy was not prepared for the trip. He didn't ...
- Our first sighting of Mt. Hood.
- I'm getting better at photography at 85 miles pe...
- This place looked cool, but it wasn't open after...
- Our first success in Ashland, Oregon.
- Former bookstore.
- One look and we decided this was not a good fit ...
- Former bookstore.
- Ashland's The Larks Hotel. It's a far cry from t...
- Downtown Medford was so clean and nice, it was s...
- Downtown Historical Medford.
- The Salem Statesman Journal. The bookstore lady...
- Salem was so hot I refused to get back out of th...
- Portland.
- A Mason temple with a gallery downstairs.
- Wallace Books manned by Stiv.
- Lotus at the Chinese garden.
- This was converted into a restaurant behind the ...
- Counter Media.
- Reading Frenzy.
- Powell's bookstore: independent oasis or unappr...
- Liquor library at Paddy's Bar and Grill at 1st an...
- Chicken pot pie looks like something from Saveur...
- An actual public bathroom in a park in Portland....
- Vancouver.
- Bookstore in Olympia.
- Bookstore in Tacoma.
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2 comments:
I love that theater.
In my home town the local theater has two large masks (happy and sad) adorning the front.
They are made out of bright yellow construction paper and if you got close enough you can see the pencil lines.
Ah, small towns.
I love that theater too! It's actually in Portland, but lots of the neighborhoods have a "small town" feel. Your home town sounds cool. I grew up in San Mateo, Ca. which has managed to become almost entirely charm-free.
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