Wherever you go, just make sure you have a plan for internet. There's very little broadband in rural areas, there can be lots of trees so Starlink may be questionable, and cell service is really poor and slow outside cities and towns.

Park at the Center, take the monorail across town, dinner at the Met.

I'm going to go against the grain and recommend where I live because I love it and don't want to deprive someone of this great place. Bellingham seems exactly like what you're looking for, tons of nature and lots of great breweries although not the friendliest people. Not like they are mean but just tend to keep to themselves so it can be hard to make friends. There are lots of community events though.

If I were in your shoes though I would go for glacier or mazama, really get out in the wilderness and away from any kind of city.

The pinball museum in the international district is cool!

So pretty. Wish the puget sound had that kind of snowfall ❄️

Oh look another neckbeard on Reddit.

Not a tech bro :/ just escaping the Midwest. Have a great one!

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It sounds like the shark was circling them since the husband saw it several times before swimming back to shore. Maybe his wife wandered far enough away that he didn't notice anything? I'm not actually sure how obvious it is when someone is attacked by a shark.

Another source says they did find part of a bathing suit as well as a snorkel set. Maybe they called off the search when they confirmed that the shark existed?

https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2022/12/08/authorities-respond-possible-shark-bite-off-kihei/

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So beautiful!

Always, always, always consult a lawyer on legal issue - not randos on Reddit.

Reddit is for fun. For important stuff seek advice from actual experts.

Someone’s missing and their loved ones don’t know if they’re alive and you’re typing puns with two thumbs.

The Cascade Mountains in Washington are consistently the snowiest places in the country, at least where officially measured. Mount Baker ski area holds the world record for highest recorded snowfall for a season. Stevens Pass, the nearest ski resort to Plain, averages 460 inches of snow per year. It is true that it snows very little in the cities along Puget Sound where most people live as warmer air off the ocean moderates temperatures. But even close the Ocean there are glaciers in the Olympic Mountains.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_snowiest_places_in_the_United_States_by_state

However, there are some lease violations that are deemed “non-curable.” These non-curable violations require a 3-Day Notice to Quit. Tenants cannot fix the violation and are required to move out by the end of 3 days.

Non-curable lease violations include:

Engaging in criminal activity

Being a nuisance on the rental property

Hosting an illegal or unlawful business

Creating harmful waste

In the case of illegal activity, a landlord is not legally obligated to give tenants a written notice. A landlord may proceed directly to the next step in the eviction process.

Illegal activity includes:

Physical assault that leads to an arrest

Possession and/or firing of an illegal firearm

Involvement in the creation, distribution, or consumption of a controlled substance

How did you do it? Where you able to do it yourself or did you need a lawyer? Do you remember the costs?

West of the cascade mountains, you get very little snow if any, but in the eastern foothills of the cascades where Plain is, a lot of snow is normal. There are a lot of climates in WA, it definitely varies by region.

YEE HAW

It is on chumstick highway off of highway 207 off of highway 2. You can also go due north on chumstick highway from Leavenworth. It’s a cute little town that has cross-country skiing at the Plain Valley Ski Trails as its main attraction in the winter.

Hmm I'm not buying a truth where the shark eats a woman without leaving blood and debris. Some fin smells fishy. I'm sure internet investigators will love sinking their teeth into it.

Sure but Palouse Falls is much more obscure than Leavenworth for someone living their entire life in Washington. Not knowing Leavenworth is like having no idea where Port Angeles, Bellingham or Yakima are. It's an astounding level of ignorance

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In Washington State, usually granted for two years I believe. You can also get her emergency evicted. Landlord tenant laws and links to help

I live in Washington too. Had to emergency evict a roommate. Had his ass out in 72 hours.

I'm surprised as someone who lives in FL and has done quite a bit of research on WA and online it says it doesn't snow too much, is this common?