what do u like about washington state?

Queerasfck · 09-24-2011, 07:14 PM

The weather.

AtLast · 09-24-2011, 07:24 PM

My oldest and dearest friend, Maidi!!

Also, the musiums in both Seattle (Music expression is amazing) and Tacoma (Glass Art Musium there is phenomenal). Can't beat WA for outdoors activities.

There is a fairly large B-F contingent in Seattle and queer partner dance community. Also,

The Longview area is quite nice and I love Vancouver. If I did not have severe arthritis and fibro, I would have moved to WA a long time ago. It also has some of the best school districts in the US as well as the U of W is a fine educational institution and ranks above many state university systems. Also a very progressive community college system that actually does what community college are mean't to do.

I know a few people in tech fields that obviously have found fantastic employment in WA as well. As a state, it also has a decent state health insurance program. It beats CA all to hell in that as well as education. Sorry to say since I was born, raised, educated and teach in CA.

Can't leave out the WNBA SEATTLE STORM!!

deb_U_taunt · 09-24-2011, 07:33 PM

Fremont Troll

My favorite bakery at Pike Place Market

Walking with the dogs around Green Lake

A lesbian bar that has gone through a lot of change over the years

Artsy Fartsy Left of Center

deb_U_taunt · 09-24-2011, 08:29 PM

Alki Beach, spent lots of time here as a kid

Ezells

Taking a ferry boat ride, just cuz

The International District

Blake Island

pajama · 06-12-2013, 04:49 PM

Bumpity Bump

Just wanting to see if anyone new has moved to WA recently and what their input is.

Just got back from a way-to-short visit to Seattle that I loved!!!! So I'm just bouncing around the idea and doing som e research and reading.

Thanks!

SF_Boi · 09-11-2013, 10:01 PM

I live on one of the islands in the Sound. I moved here from San Francisco, CA. I love all the trees, the clean air, the isolation, clear skies at night and all the stars.

I love that my neighbors are friendly and not fake like in the cities. They are farmers and ranchers, you need help just ask. Be yourself, do not put on airs, you never know they may save your life someday.

I love the winters, lots of rain, some snow and lots of wind. I'm surrounded by 30 year old Fir trees. My nearest neighbor is 1/4 mile away and the closest town is 10 miles away as is the nearest hospital. Last winter, to get to work I had to cut up a fallen 40 foot tree that lost it's footing. As I was cutting up the tree, it was like loosing an old friend and it made me sad.

I love that I'm surrounded by the very thing I love, the ocean. I love that I always have two fishing poles and my tackle box backpack in my car. I get off work, head to the ocean and catch dinner. I love that I can dig for 20 minutes and have enough clams and mussels for a meal and there are no polluted water advisories.

I stay away from Seattle, if I wanted the city life I would have stayed in SF......NOT!

Scots_On_The_Rocks · 09-22-2013, 02:08 PM

As a resident off and on all of my life to Washington State, I have to say that there are many hidden gems here. As to where to go and where to avoid, well that is a matter of personal experience and taste. Some of the reasons I love this place though are the following:

Mt. Rainier and the Tattoosh Mountain Range (grew up with this virtually in my back yard)

The Hoh Rainforest.

Pike Place Market.

Mt. St. Helens.

But, again, this is my list, and may not appeal to others.

kittygrrl · 02-26-2015, 06:57 PM

Belle Epicurean
3109 E. Madison St.
(it's amazing!)

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SF_Boi Member How Do You Identify?: Butch Preferred Pronoun?: Human Relationship Status: Ask Me Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Pacific North West (PNW) Posts: 206 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 138 Thanked 197 Times in 56 Posts Rep Power: 3340650	What I love about Washington I live on one of the islands in the Sound. I moved here from San Francisco, CA. I love all the trees, the clean air, the isolation, clear skies at night and all the stars. I love that my neighbors are friendly and not fake like in the cities. They are farmers and ranchers, you need help just ask. Be yourself, do not put on airs, you never know they may save your life someday. I love the winters, lots of rain, some snow and lots of wind. I'm surrounded by 30 year old Fir trees. My nearest neighbor is 1/4 mile away and the closest town is 10 miles away as is the nearest hospital. Last winter, to get to work I had to cut up a fallen 40 foot tree that lost it's footing. As I was cutting up the tree, it was like loosing an old friend and it made me sad. I love that I'm surrounded by the very thing I love, the ocean. I love that I always have two fishing poles and my tackle box backpack in my car. I get off work, head to the ocean and catch dinner. I love that I can dig for 20 minutes and have enough clams and mussels for a meal and there are no polluted water advisories. I stay away from Seattle, if I wanted the city life I would have stayed in SF......NOT!

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AtLast Infamous Member How Do You Identify?: Woman Preferred Pronoun?: HER - SHE Relationship Status: Relating Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: CA & AZ I'm a Snowbird Posts: 5,408 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 11,826 Thanked 10,827 Times in 3,199 Posts Rep Power: 21474857	My oldest and dearest friend, Maidi!! Also, the musiums in both Seattle (Music expression is amazing) and Tacoma (Glass Art Musium there is phenomenal). Can't beat WA for outdoors activities. There is a fairly large B-F contingent in Seattle and queer partner dance community. Also, The Longview area is quite nice and I love Vancouver. If I did not have severe arthritis and fibro, I would have moved to WA a long time ago. It also has some of the best school districts in the US as well as the U of W is a fine educational institution and ranks above many state university systems. Also a very progressive community college system that actually does what community college are mean't to do. I know a few people in tech fields that obviously have found fantastic employment in WA as well. As a state, it also has a decent state health insurance program. It beats CA all to hell in that as well as education. Sorry to say since I was born, raised, educated and teach in CA. Can't leave out the WNBA SEATTLE STORM!!

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