Spring has sprung in Olympia. The cherry trees are in full bloom, daffodils and tulip tree as well. Hopefully we'll see some spring in the Spokane area soon. The metal sheaves of wheat is the WWII memorial. Each sheaf of wheat signifies a Washington soldier lost in the war.
Enjoying the paths, trails, roads and by-ways of the Inland Northwest by foot. Sharing where I've been through pictures and text so you can explore them yourself walking, jogging, bicycling or under whatever foot powered means you enjoy.
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Spokane University Gateway Bridge
For as long as I can remember Spokane's East Sprague has been a dark area of Spokane. The street that questionable activity happened on...

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What a glorious space this Manito Park is! Every season is gorgeous and completely different and to be experienced! I went walking in Manit...
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What fun it is to get up close and personal with animals you only normally see in a zoo or on TV. Zebra's, Camels, flamingos and a few o...
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Because I was out the Indian Trails direction this morning I was able to walk the Indian Painted Rocks trail. This trail runs along the Lit...
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