PSA: Solstice Low Tide

Fans of low tide will want to know that the next one is on Saturday the 16th around noon. Low tide at Lincoln Park offers more sea critters than low tide at Alki, though the human critters at Alki are compelling, especially if the weather is good. If you don’t want to attend the Solstice …


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History and Industry

I’m having kind of a romance with my camera lately. It doesn’t hurt that the Seattle days are getting really long and we have marvelous light until late in the evening. That means I can do handheld daylight photos until almost 9pm – and it’s not even the solstice yet!

Go Green: Q&A with Sustainable Travel’s Brian Mullis

There’s lots of editorializing in the travelsphere around green travel, from the simple idea of reusing your towels in that motel to exotic travel to ecotourism destinations. Brian Mullis took time out of his busy schedule as the president of Sustainable Travel International to answer a few questions about green travel and STI, an organization that:

Promot(es) responsible travel and ecotourism, support(s) sustainable development, and help(s) travelers and travel providers protect the cultures and environments they visit.


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From the Archives: Fish Wednesday: Opah Edition

The nice gal at Seattle Fish Company told me that they don’t sell farmed fish and that all of their products are sustainable. I like that a lot – it frees me up from doing homework before I buy and lets me try things I haven’t tried before. I still looked up the Opah at …


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On Living Near Water

The tide was out late this morning when we headed down to Lincoln Park. It takes about 15 minutes to get there from our front door, though because it’s uphill on the way back, it takes a lot longer to get home. The rocky verge at the edge of the sound was full of giant …


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