Seattle Refined
Photos: A Guide to Seattle's Ittiest Bittiest, Teeniest, Tiniest Parklets
There's a whole tiny community of parklets in this city that you may not know about.
Natalia Dotto
writer, photographer
There's a whole tiny community of parklets in this city that you may not know about.
Put on your walking shoes, a warm hat and gloves and follow a red-bricked route through the city. On this two-and-a-half-mile route you will find 16 historically-significant sites from the time of the American Revolution that will captivate imaginations of all ages.
Road Trip: What to See, Do and Eat in Wenatchee Looking for a quick weekend getaway to cure the cabin fever that's beginning to set in (how many days 'til spring)? Load the tykes in the car and head east over the Cascades to the Wenatchee Valley.
There's no need to worry about car seats and buckling up for this trip because no car is needed- Victoria is an easily walkable city for all ages. Simply step aboard the Victoria Clipper and within three hours you and your pint-sized posse will be across the border.
Sink Your Teeth Into Seattle's Newest Doughnut Shop One of the latest contenders to arrive at Seattle's growing doughnut scene is General Porpoise in the Capitol Hill neighborhood. Open for just a short time, this eatery is already becoming a number one stop for custard filled doughnuts and a tasty cup of joe.
Peak Design's 're-think the basics' approach is evident in its Everyday Messenger bag, in obvious and more subtle ways. Propelled into existence by an enormously successful crowdfunding campaign, is the Everyday Messenger the one bag to rule them all? Read more
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