Strip club

I don't know. I lived in Pullman for six years and never once got tired of the rolling hills. My last few weeks were spent taking in the final spring/early summer of the crops coming in, knowing I wouldn't be seeing that again for potentially a long time, if ever. I've also never seen a better sunset than on the Palouse.

To each their own.

Very little of the wheat grown in WA stays local. 90+% is exported.

And very little of it is turned into bread. 80+% is soft white wheat.

Yea growing wheat without irrigation is so overrated

I have the same feeling towards any forested area that’s been logged or is amid a terrible checkerboard logging pattern you see from satellite images. It’s all been degraded and isn’t natural and it’s hard for me to appreciate.

That is a remarkably bad opinion. If you're going to a good Italian place around Seattle, they make it all from scratch, including the pasta.

Romantic and Italian? Spinasse is a must. One of my top ten restaurant in the area.

If you're ok not doing Italian, Flintcreek in Greenwood is also incredibly good.

Bless Mother Nature and Woody Guthrie for bringing us this natural water. Roll on Columbia Roll on

Pretty sure it’s the same wait unless you get one of the quick pass things

Salish Lodge Dining Room above Snoqualmie Falls

Stanley and seaforts used to be good. Though my understanding it has gone downhill.

KM grad 96 here...no idea either.

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Dance / Drill team banner

Maybe try the "Seattle Vintage" group too

Amazing, will do!

Haha, also my secret hope but we shall see!

Will do!!

Is this supposed to be a dig?

Electras was (maybe still is) a dance/drill team.

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I grew up there. Highlights included playing tic tac toe with a chicken at the feed store and throwing beer bottles at stop signs. If (big if) a gas station was open on Sundays you took a drive to Spokane and had supper at the Chuckwagon.

Were Electras (the airplane, not the Buick) built in the Seattle area?

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