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Saturday, November 26, 2011

Three Fun Things to Do Or See on a Visit to North Central Washington

!±8± Three Fun Things to Do Or See on a Visit to North Central Washington

North Central Washington has a great deal to offer the many people that travel there each and every year. For those looking for outdoor recreation, there are lakes, mountains, and desert areas to explore. For those looking for historical or cultural experiences, there are museums, historical sites, and landmarks to see. Travelers who come there looking for urban experiences can even visit the cities and small towns located throughout the area. There is no excuse to be bored in North Central Washington.

Here is a look at just three of the many interesting things to see in North Central Washington.

Leavenworth

The city of Leavenworth sits on the east side of the Cascade Mountains. It is a themed Bavarian village that is nestled amongst some high snow covered peaks. This is a shoppers paradise with some fun boutiques, great souvenir stores, and even some tasty restaurants there. There are thousands of opportunities in Leavenworth to find something interesting to buy that the traveler most likely could not find anywhere else.

The Gorge at George

One of the most beautiful concert venues on the entire west coast of the United States is located in North Central Washington. The Gorge at George is a natural outdoor amphitheater that sits near the community of George and is surrounded by farmland. The backdrop of the venue is the beautiful Columbia River Gorge and one of the most beautiful parts of any show performed there is when the sun goes down behind the hills as the performance is going on.

Dams of North Central Washington

The many dams that are located in North Central Washington serve the area in a number of ways. They provide affordable power for the people in the region, great areas for water recreation, and they are also just simply impressive to look at. Many of the dams contain visitor areas too that contain information pertaining not only to the dam itself, but the Columbia River and the surrounding area too. Some of the dams that are popular with visitors include Grand Coulee Dam, Chief Joseph Dam, Rocky Reach Dam, and Wanapum Dam.


Three Fun Things to Do Or See on a Visit to North Central Washington

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Saturday, October 29, 2011

"Lake beneath Grandeur of the Alps" Jhnlee's photos about Como, Italy (things to do in como alps)

Preview of Jhnlee's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Como, Italy Entry Title: "Lake under Grandeur of the Alps" Entry: "After the incident of nearing miss the train (the girls were actually trying to hold the train while the guys were rushing with the lunch packs and heavy backpacks) and a rough lunch onboard, we arrived Como in the afternoon. Located at the north of Milan, Como, on the southern edge of Lago di Como (Lake Como) is the main access town to the lake. Some were saying that although the lakeside location is stunning, but the place was popularized after George Clooney decided to reside here.. hahaha. We took the Funicolare (Cable car) from Como to Brunate, a quiet hilltop village offering the view of the lake and Como town. But unfortunately, it was very foggy during the time we were there. Although we missed the splendid view, we spent a lazy afternoon having our coffee moments, laid back and letting all that we experienced in Italy to sink in, as Como will be the last stop we have in Italy before we switch to Paris, France. It was about sunset when we got down from Brunate. Walking along the waterfront, looking at the lake turned molten gold in the setting sun, it was the perfect gift from Italy for bidding our adieu. In Como town, it has relatively fewer attractions, but its narrow pedestrian lanes were pleasure to explore. There ...

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