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· Grab your Camera! Northwest Exposure Photo Contest 2009
· The Way In: The Future of Access to our National Parks
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· The Self Selecting Security Lane that Couldn't Self Select
· Seaport Airlines Update
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Bird watching tours at Discovery Park prove popular, even in winter
Greg Johnston: If you like birds, you'll love Discovery Park.
Padilla Bay Shore Trail: Reserve teems with life
Karen Sykes: Padilla Bay Shore Trail is a sumptuous lowland hike. Nearby Breazeale Interpretive Center is the cherry on top.
Wine treasures are hidden in a Woodinville industrial park
Woodinville's North Industrial Park may not be picturesque, but it's a good place to taste a lot of wine in a short amount of time.
Cutting-edge equipment for downhill thrills
Part 2 of Stephen Regenold's look at trends on the slopes.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 2008
Biking Galbraith Mountain: Hardtail heaven
Galbraith (Lookout) Mountain near Bellingham is one of the best mountain-biking playgrounds in the country.
Heart Lake Trail: Good way to see some splendid old-growth trees
The trail around Heart Lake is an easy way to get a good look at some splendid old-growth trees.
Run for the border to place a beer order
Take your time, savor your brew and discover some of Canada's best brewpub treats in Victoria, B.C.
Slowdown hits Whistler ahead of the Olympics
Despite being a year from hosting the 2010 Winter Olympics, Canada's Whistler ski resort is experiencing the same drop in business that has hurt ski resorts elsewhere.
What's hot in products for the slopes
Trend-spotting on the slopes: the universal ski, the battery-operated jacket.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2008
Skiers delight: Northwest slopes will open today
All six major ski areas in Washington's Cascades will be open daily to skiing Friday, and Whistler Blackcomb in British Columbia has reopened after a partial tower collapse Tuesday of one of its aerial trams.
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