Getting around Washington state

by Anne Fortin

Seattle

This is the

Space Needle.

It was

designed in the

1960’s and its

‘flying saucer

look’ is no

coincidence.

The conceivers

wanted to do

something

that’d be ahead

of their time.

Whether you

like it or not, it’s

Seattle’s

landmark.

Seattle

Gum Wall

Leavenworth; a bavarian

village hidden in the

Cascades.

Extreme

snowshoeing

The

Olympic

Peninsula

is the

rainiest

part of the

United

States.

Luckily, it

did not

rain once

while we

were

there!

Amazing sunset on

the Pacific Ocean in

the Makah

reservation.

Sarah Stacey

• Australian, 23 years old, wants to become a primary school teacher.

• Every Friday we went downtown for coffee and cake.

• Fun Fact: She discovered in the US raisin & cinnamon bagels and fell madly in love with them.

Peter Schraub

• German, 26 years old, studies Bussiness & Management.

• Peter and I went to CWU baskeball games together.

• Fun Fact: I call him pretzel and we try to include in our correspondence words from each other’s mothertongue. Was ist gut

Marie Mobach

• Lives in the Netherlands, 20 years old, studies in education.

• Every Monday night Marie and I went at the ‘movie madness’ on campus.

• Fun Fact: I used to tease her because she hates the color orange (which is associated with the Netherlands).

Close friends I made while in Wa. State