the WSU campus does have a lot of curvy sidewalks, but this is a panoramic photo

Oh dang, you are right! Thank you for letting me know.

Ocean Shores

Nice shot, though personally I think it’s just Tahoma

Yeah, I’d modify my original post by saying there is a mix at both the north and the south end, too, with concentrations of left or right as I originally laid out.

I don't live in Seattle, I live in Idaho right next to Pullman. So I actually spend way more of my time in Spokane than I do Seattle.

Get out of your bubble and come check out Spokane, it’s not what your Seattle friends told you it is. It’s the second largest metro in Washington

There was a time when I was gonna go to school here but I got too depressed from housing and financial manipulation from family to finish my paperwork.

I can't tell if the curved angles of the sidewalks and streets is how this area is designed or if its a short pano photo or a curved lens?!

Coupeville here, we are a good mix of the two liberal and conservative. Mostly retired military with scattered active duty with a larger civilian pop a good place that accepts all kind of folk.

It’s cold here and 32 this morning plus we get a shit ton of rain 🌧️

I miss Pullman sunsets/sunrises. Also, I wonder what kind of new art is gracing the Zen Staircase in the building next door.

Nah, it's quite moderate compared to the rest of the state. Lows above freezing for sure.

And be Conservative do you mean, less diverse? And liberal, meaning more diverse?

Sequim. But the locals rebelled and tossed him out.

I grow up playing out there. Building driftwood forts along the way to the lighthouse. You will have so much fun.

And usually, when we pull people over, we pull them on to the side of the road. Not in the middle!

I don't know how you do it up in Buckley town but here we are respectful of the other drivers

Out of anywhere in Washington, Spokane of all cities was the first to do something progressive with zoning?

What the fuck?

I mean, that's ABSOLUTELY fantastic, but I'm very surprised it was Spokane.

Can’t be. No ratty, smoking, lifted pickups trailing tattered Trump/Confederate/Gadsen flags….

Now imagine all of the mosquitos that are breeding in it.

Yep, that definitely worked out WAY better with it named as Washington now...

/s

Although, ya know there were a lot more signs for that person who was running against Patty Murray than I expected.

I live in Idaho next to Washington, at least in Washington the nutjobs are often outvoted by the more sane people from the westside, here all the stupid fucks get elected

>see Walla Walla in eastern Washington

Calling Walla Walla a college town is laughable at best compared to places like Pullman, Cheney, Ellensburg, and Bellingham where either a majority or a large percentage of the population (ie like 30-60% of the population) is students. Growing up in a real college town, you notice when all the students leave and when they come back. Plus large public universities bring events to smaller towns like Pullman that wouldn't have happened in a city of the same size without a large university.