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Brian I'll be in Seattle early Sunday afternoon. I would like to meet you and chat a bit and then we plan to visit the aviation museum. From there we plan to go over to North Bend for the night. Monday morning we plan to ride the train to Snoqualmie Falls and visit the Snoqualmie Depot/Museum. From there, it's north to Vancouver, B.C.Cal Rasmussen Beaverton, OR cal.rasmussen@verizon.netColumbia Gorge Route (Phase 1 80% Completed)
Bump... Slight change of itinerary. We are going to be staying at the Seatac Super 8 Sunday night and then go over to North Bend and Snoqualmie Monday morning.Cal Rasmussen Beaverton, OR cal.rasmussen@verizon.netColumbia Gorge Route (Phase 1 80% Completed)
Yes, but don't he work at Safeco? (seattle baseball stadium, with the covered, retractable roof)Chris God Bless the USA Ridin' the Chief this summer Courtesy of http://www.trainweb.org/asamtrak911/
No. We will do Banff and Calgary another time. Going to spend the entire week in Vancouver. If opportunities present, I will shoot some train pictures but that is not the primary mission. I do plan to visit the Snoqualmie Depot/Museum in Washington and ride the excursion train from North Bend, WA to Snoqualmie Falls. Pictures a couple of days after I return to Portland.Cal Rasmussen Beaverton, OR cal.rasmussen@verizon.netColumbia Gorge Route (Phase 1 80% Completed)
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