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DEPARTMENTS<br />
OCTOBER | NOVEMBER <strong>2018</strong> • volume 11<br />
LIVE<br />
14 SAY WA?<br />
Get into the fall spirit with Thanksgiving in Wine Country and other<br />
autumn events. Then, take a page from Nancy Blakey’s new book<br />
and get outside for an adventure or two.<br />
18 FOOD + DRINK<br />
McMenamins’ Kalama Harbor Lodge serves up all the charm,<br />
Rachel’s Ginger Beer provides an alternative treat, plus our picks for<br />
the best places for coffee around the state.<br />
22 FARM TO TABLE<br />
Pass the cranberry relish—hopefully made with berries from<br />
Washington’s cranberry bogs in Grayland.<br />
26 HOME + DESIGN<br />
Two designers merge form and function to create beautiful, liveable<br />
tiny homes.<br />
Fire & Vine Hospitality<br />
21 68<br />
32 MIND + BODY<br />
Like father, like son—the Millimans are gold-medal winners at the<br />
National Senior Games.<br />
34 ARTIST IN RESIDENCE<br />
Mary Beth Beuke makes one-of-a-kind jewelry creations through her<br />
company, West Coast Sea Glass.<br />
THINK<br />
38 STARTUP<br />
Search no more for a pet-sitter. Seattle’s Rover comes to the rescue.<br />
Through Stories<br />
Justin Bailie<br />
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Editor’s Letter<br />
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Map of Washington<br />
Until Next Time<br />
40 WHAT’S GOING UP<br />
New wine-tasting options pop up around the state.<br />
41 WHAT I’M WORKING ON<br />
Dr. Darryl Potok talks medical education in Spokane.<br />
42 MY WORKSPACE<br />
UnCruise Adventures’ Sue Rooney says she has the best job in the<br />
world—and we can’t disagree.<br />
44 GAME CHANGER<br />
Water from Wine sells wine to pay for worldwide clean-water projects.<br />
EXPLORE<br />
66 TRAVEL SPOTLIGHT<br />
Federal Way’s Pacific Bonsai Museum presents its bonsai as fine<br />
art pieces.<br />
68 ADVENTURE<br />
Join a novice on a charter salmon-fishing trip along the Columbia River.<br />
74 LODGING<br />
Eritage Resort is an adults-only oasis in Walla Walla, just right for the<br />
wine lover in your life.<br />
76 TRIP PLANNER<br />
Walla Walla is a southeastern Washington charmer with more than<br />
just wine to please the palate.<br />
COVER<br />
photo courtesy of Alexandria Nicole Cellars<br />
(see Tripping Over Washington Wine Country, pg. 46)<br />
82 NORTHWEST DESTINATION<br />
Southern Oregon is the state’s other wine country, and its small towns<br />
hide local bounty and cultural experiences.<br />
6 <strong>1889</strong> WASHINGTON’S MAGAZINE OCTOBER | NOVEMBER <strong>2018</strong>
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