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NORTHWEST LIVING

The great Northwest has a style all its own! Here you will find environmentalists, uber urban socialites, lovely 'every day' people, rock bands, farmers, and…
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Mt St Helens from Yale Lake on May 18, 1980 All Nature, Amazing Nature, Nature Lover, Skier, Lava, Mount St Helens, Erupting Volcano, Saint Helens, Oregon Life
Mt St Helens from Yale Lake on May 18, 1980
Anita Mitchell
Anita Mitchell
#mtbaker #dungenesslighthouse #olympicpeninsula #sequim . — at 10,000 Waves Shorefront Cabin in Sequim, WA USA. Sequim, Olympic Peninsula, Environmentalist, Enjoy Nature, North West, Rock Bands, Techno
#mtbaker #dungenesslighthouse #olympicpeninsula #sequim . — at 10,000 Waves Shorefront Cabin in Sequim, WA USA.
Anita Mitchell
Anita Mitchell
CHIEF SEATTLE (c. 1786 – June 7, 1866) He was a Suquamish and Duwamish chief. A leading figure among his people, he pursued a path of accommodation to white settlers, forming a personal relationship with David Swinson Maynard. The city of Seattle, in the state of Washington, was named after him. Indian Postcard, Native American Pictures, Budget Fashion, Women's Fashion, First Nations, Indigenous Peoples, North American, American Art, American Haunting
CHIEF SEATTLE (c. 1786 – June 7, 1866) He was a Suquamish and Duwamish chief. A leading figure among his people, he pursued a path of accommodation to white settlers, forming a personal relationship with David Swinson Maynard. The city of Seattle, in the state of Washington, was named after him.
Anita Mitchell
Anita Mitchell
Eddie Bauer (October 19, 1899 – April 18, 1986), was an American outdoorsman, and businessman. He was born in a cabin at the end of the wagon road leading up to Mt. Constitution, Orcas Island, Washington. He founded the Eddie Bauer company to sell tennis-related items in Seattle, Washington in 1920. Vintage Camping, Vintage Fishing, Gone Fishing, Fishing Stuff, Fishing Photos, Orcas Island, Outdoor Apparel, Outdoor Clothing, Men's Clothing
Eddie Bauer (October 19, 1899 – April 18, 1986), was an American outdoorsman, and businessman. He was born in a cabin at the end of the wagon road leading up to Mt. Constitution, Orcas Island, Washington. He founded the Eddie Bauer company to sell tennis-related items in Seattle, Washington in 1920.
Anita Mitchell
Anita Mitchell
Socialite, Locals, Enjoyment
Anita Mitchell
Anita Mitchell
"When out on the bay, there arose such a rattle, I sprang up to see what was over Seattle..." Space Needle, Cn Tower, Seattle
"When out on the bay, there arose such a rattle, I sprang up to see what was over Seattle..."
Anita Mitchell
Anita Mitchell
Evolution of the Space Needle From drawing on a napkin to the earliest sketch of the final version Evolution, Geek Stuff, Urban
Evolution of the Space Needle From drawing on a napkin to the earliest sketch of the final version
Anita Mitchell
Anita Mitchell
Interior of Fauntleroy Community Church, Seattle. My father. Rev Russell Jarboe, preached in this church many years ago, and of course our family attended with him. This was one of the most beautiful, peaceful, and spiritual sanctuaries I was every privileged to worship in. Preaching, Fine Dining, Sanctuary, Farmer, Worship, Most Beautiful
Interior of Fauntleroy Community Church, Seattle. My father. Rev Russell Jarboe, preached in this church many years ago, and of course our family attended with him. This was one of the most beautiful, peaceful, and spiritual sanctuaries I was every privileged to worship in.
Anita Mitchell
Anita Mitchell
Not Seattle, but not far away. Zeke’s Drive-In, located just off U.S. 2, was opened in 1968. Yummy milkshakes! Far Away, Retro Vintage, Cabin
Not Seattle, but not far away. Zeke’s Drive-In, located just off U.S. 2, was opened in 1968. Yummy milkshakes!
Anita Mitchell
Anita Mitchell
DURING THE TIME THIS PICTURE WAS TAKEN IN 1963, OUR FAMILY LOVED LIVING IN SEATTLE. WE LOOKED FORWARD TO GOING DOWNTOWN, GETTING DRESSED UP TO GO SHOPPING, ENJOYING THE PEOPLE, STORES AND SIGHTS. LIFE COULDN'T GET ANY BETTER FOR ME AS WELL AS A LOT OF PEOPLE BORN IN SEATTLE DURING THIS ERA. ( LOOK AT WHAT WE HAVE NOW ), WHAT A FN JOKE. Washington State History, Seattle Homes, West Seattle, Downtown Seattle, Seattle Center, Seatac, Lake Union
DURING THE TIME THIS PICTURE WAS TAKEN IN 1963, OUR FAMILY LOVED LIVING IN SEATTLE. WE LOOKED FORWARD TO GOING DOWNTOWN, GETTING DRESSED UP TO GO SHOPPING, ENJOYING THE PEOPLE, STORES AND SIGHTS. LIFE COULDN'T GET ANY BETTER FOR ME AS WELL AS A LOT OF PEOPLE BORN IN SEATTLE DURING THIS ERA. ( LOOK AT WHAT WE HAVE NOW ), WHAT A FN JOKE.
Anita Mitchell
Anita Mitchell
Queen Elizabeth.visited Seattle on March 7, 1983, along with Prince Philip, stopped in rainy Seattle on their way from California to Victoria, BC. They visited several sites. including the University of Washington campus where the queen spoke to a crowd at the Hec Edmundson Pavillion. “I am delighted that at last I have been given the opportunity to visit the other Washington, and particularly the city of Seattle,” she said. “We have had a wonderful and enjoyable journey.” 📷: MOHAI, Seattle Pos University Of Washington, Prince Philip, Pavillion
Queen Elizabeth.visited Seattle on March 7, 1983, along with Prince Philip, stopped in rainy Seattle on their way from California to Victoria, BC. They visited several sites. including the University of Washington campus where the queen spoke to a crowd at the Hec Edmundson Pavillion. “I am delighted that at last I have been given the opportunity to visit the other Washington, and particularly the city of Seattle,” she said. “We have had a wonderful and enjoyable journey.” 📷: MOHAI, Seattle Pos
Anita Mitchell
Anita Mitchell
Lavender Fields in Sequim, WA 2022 Lavender Fields, Window Boxes, Flower Images, Garden Gates, Cut Flowers
Lavender Fields in Sequim, WA 2022
Anita Mitchell
Anita Mitchell
Forty-two years ago Mount St. Helen's erupted, killed 57, destroyed millions of acres of forest, dumped tons of ash, yet someone thought you can make something beautiful from such a destruction. Remember, even though it might not seem possible initially, look for the good, the silver lining. Something Beautiful, Christmas Bulbs, Silver Lining, Event, Destruction
Forty-two years ago Mount St. Helen's erupted, killed 57, destroyed millions of acres of forest, dumped tons of ash, yet someone thought you can make something beautiful from such a destruction. Remember, even though it might not seem possible initially, look for the good, the silver lining.
Anita Mitchell
Anita Mitchell