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San Juan Islands: Go Along for the Ride
More than 450 isles form the San Juan Islands -- an archipelago that sits pretty between mainland Canada, Vancouver Island and Washington state's northwestern coast -- yet only four receive daily ferry deliveries of visitors. And, my, how they come. Throughout the year, more than a million folks ...
 

Postcard From Tom

ON EXHIBIT: Seattle's Ever-Expanding Art (Post, April 15, 2007, Page P04)
 
TRAVEL Q&A: Northwest by Northwest (Post, February 18, 2007, Page P03)
 
SMART MOUTH: In Seattle, Noshing Your Way Around Town (Post, December 11, 2005, Page P08)
 
VETERANS DAY 101: Shipping Off . . . Military Style (Post, November 6, 2005, Page P02)
 
SIDE ORDERS: On a Seattle Houseboat Tour, Floating With the Joneses (Post, October 16, 2005, Page P10)
 
The Stuff of Legend: In Seattle, Bob Dylan's Guitar, Homework and More (Post, January 3, 2005, Page C01)
 
Letter From Seattle: Cementing a Literary Reputation (Post, May 23, 2004, Page A03)
 
School Days: Salmon Season in Seattle (Post, May 9, 2004, Page P01)
 
Northwest Passage: Lewis & Clark didn't have a minibar on their voyage, but a Columbia River cruise still captures the spirit. (Post, February 8, 2004, Page P01)
 
Postcard From Tom: Seattle (Post, August 3, 2003, Page P02)
 
Walla Walla: Grape A: Washington Wineries Rival Napa's, Without the Crowds (Post, October 27, 2002, Page E01)
 
Ferrying Around: Seeing Washington's San Juan Islands by Commuter Boat (Post, June 16, 2002, Page E04)
 
Seattle's Wonk Concierge: Michael Kinsley Shows Off His Adopted Home Town (Post, November 4, 2001, Page E01)
 
The Inside Story: Going Underground in Seattle (Post, January 7, 2001, Page E01)
 
POSTCARD FROM TOM: Seattle (By Tom Sietsema, March 3, 2002, Page E01)
 
West Point: At Washington's Cape Alava, Life Is, Literally, on the Edge (Post, November 5, 2000, Page E01)
 
Rainier: It's Up to You: You may not make it to the top, but it's fun rising to the challenge. (Post, June 25, 2000, Page E01)
 
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