10 entries categorized "British Columbia"
I lose :-(
I win!
Morning on the lake
Funny money!
Canadian currency is a bit of a contradiction. Simultaneously high-tech and colourful, playful in its way, but such serious looks on the faces decorating the bills.
And great names for the CAD$1 and $2 coins.
Majestic
Lakeside
The year in cities, 2009 edition
Spent at least one night (or most of a day, for the day trips) in each of these cities in 2009.
Listed in roughly chronological order; links go to related posts or categories.
- Seattle, WA*
- Orlando, FL
- Sequim, WA* (day trips, first to hike Dungeness Spit and later for Easter)
- Yakima, WA
- Kapa‘a, HI
- Telma, WA (actually a cabin on Lake Wenatchee)
- Cannon Beach, OR
- Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
- San Francisco, CA
2007 in cities
I spent at least one day in each of these cities in 2007. Fewer cities than 2006 but about the same amount of travel time.
In roughly chronological order:
- Mill Creek, WA (my home until mid-April)
- Seattle, WA (home the rest of the year)
- Spokane, WA
- Salt Lake City, UT
- Astoria, OR
- Friday Harbor, WA (twice, for whale-watching trips)
- Victoria, BC, Canada
- Corvallis, OR
- Orlando, FL
Similar lists for 2005 and 2006.
Idea via kottke.org
2006 in cities
Rehashing the same idea from last year, the list of cities I spent at least one day (a contiguous 24-hour period) in 2006, in roughly chronological order. Asterisks indicate multiple visits; links lead to Google Maps:
- Mill Creek, WA (home)
- Seattle, WA *
- Denver, CO
- Vancouver, BC, Canada
- Salt Lake City, UT *
- Corvallis, OR
- Santa Rosa, CA
- Napa, CA
- Monterey, CA
- San Francisco, CA
- Mill Valley, CA
- Victoria, BC, Canada
I was going to list the cities where I spent at least a few hours as well, but that would number into the dozens—maybe even a hundred or more with the several road trips I took this year. I might do that later if I decide to scrape the info directly out of my Palm database.