This
January I was all set to take an interim trip to Europe, but after
9-11 all international trips were cancelled. So, when a trip to
the Left Coast opened up I took advantage of the opportunity and
signed up. Nine students, including myself, traveled to Seattle,
Victoria B.C., Vancouver, and San Francisco over a three week
period. We visited businesses and government agencies as well as
taking in all of the sights and just plain having a ton of
fun. We stayed in some great and rather unique hotels and
ate some great meals (some with fish heads none the less...) Alicia
and I took our free day in Vancouver and drove 2 hours north to
Whistler- for the most amazing skiing (and views) ever. Enjoy the
sampling of pics I have up- click the thumbs for larger pics. |
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Dana
was all over the nightlife in Seattle. |
A
couple of planes waiting to be delivered- at Boeing. |
Dana
with a dangerous weapon- sugar. |
The
public market in Seattle. If you wanted it fresh- they had it. |
Being
goofy at Cragdarach Mansion in Victoria. |
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The
scenery rocked on the way back from Whistler, B.C. |
Alicia
and I hit the drive home at the perfect time-sunset. |
Making
snow on the lower slopes at Whistler. |
Tougher
than Colorado- yep! Alicia leads the way... |
More
sweet skiing... |
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Orcas
island, with it's really cool harbor. |
Vancouver's
shoreline. |
Vancouver
from Stanley Park. |
The
chalet atop Whistler- good lunch and amazing views. |
The
ferry trips were amazing- here's a smaller ferry... |
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When
they marked something a black diamond- they weren't kidding. |
Looking
back at Vancouver from the expo center. |
You
can see the town of whistler at the bottom. |
The
Fairmont Vancouver- very cool place. |
We
saw a lot of live music- this was a jazz club in Seattle. |
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