Convergence Zone
There's nothing quite like the thrill of non-lethal, almost sexy combat to make a grown man lose his mind, whether it's some kind of absurd cook-off or two musicians trying to write original songs against a ticking clock.
By Geoff Carter | November 10, 2005
Convergence Zone
If you're going the stay-in-and-rent route in the near future, I strongly recommend you check out Danny Boyle's "Millions," available at most every Seattle-area video store. Boyle's filmography includes such modern classics as "Trainspotting," "28 Days Later" and "Shallow Grave," three films that couldn't be any less similar to...
By Geoff Carter | November 10, 2005
Hike of the Week
Islands are like small countries, each one a distinct personality with its natural history, demographics, language, ambience, geography, cultural values and environmental niche. Some feel open and friendly, others more introspective, but one characteristic that all seem to share is a slowdown in time. Those who live on islands seem to live at a more relaxed pace and are protective of their privacy.
Vashon Island is no exception.
By Karen Sykes | November 10, 2005
Short Trips
Vancouver Island is the largest island on the North American continent's West Coast. More than a half-million people live there.
By Jeff Larsen | November 10, 2005
