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How many candles on that cake??
Visit to Tacoma Glass Museum
One of the most interesting things about the muse...
Glass towers outside the museum.
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Mt. Ranier peaking above downtown Tacoma skyline n...
Tulip Time!
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Paul on board the ferry.
We went on the good ship (ferry) Klickitat.
Val in a gift shop while waiting for the ferry: "W...
The speciman gardens where you can choose your bul...
Val, "Where did this come from?
The weather was cool, but the tulips love it.
A tulip rainbow.
Knee deep in giant, red tulips.
Check out the center!
Val and RA outstanding in the tulips!
Yellow tulips as far as the eye can see!
It's okay to be different!
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Wednesday, May 31, 2006
Tulip Time!
One of the great day trips we took was north of us to Skagit Valley to see the tulip fields where tulips are grown for their bulbs. April is the peak blooming time, and many visitors come to see the colorful display.
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One of the great day trips we took was north of us to Skagit Valley to see the tulip fields where tulips are grown for their bulbs. April is the peak blooming time, and many visitors come to see the colorful display.
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