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Tugboat Annie & Seattle’s Silver Screen
The smash hit 1930s film was the first Hollywood movie to feature the Emerald City

The right apple for the right job
More than half the apples eaten in America come from Washington state.
Meet the celebs of Saguaro National Park
Cacti are quirky characters with their prickly, spiny exteriors and odd, irregular shapes. You either like them or you don’t. I personally find them beautiful and admirable for their unique qualities.

The Man Who Saw Bigfoot
If you close your eyes and picture Sasquatch, there’s a good chance you’ll conjure up a very specific image: a big, hairy humanoid, mid-stride, arms swinging, head turned to glance back over its right shoulder. In that iconic picture, the thing Bigfoot was turning back to look at was Bob Gimlin.

Find Insight and Inspiration in a Labyrinth
The traditional way to walk a labyrinth is to begin at the clearly indicated entrance and proceed along the path, which is often lined by stones. When you reach the center, you’re halfway; it’s time to turn around and return to the start.

The 100-Year Life
Centenarians, even supercentenarians—those living to at least 110—are being studied across the globe to understand what contributes to their remarkably long lives.

Persimmons: winter lanterns lighting up dark days
One persimmon contains half your daily vitamin A and a fourth of your daily vitamin C needs. Persimmons are a great source of fiber and are high in all kinds of trace minerals, antioxidants and phytonutrients.