Washington discussion

[MLH82]

According to google, it seems so. You can compare the pictures yourself when you google it.

[Pasztecior]

Is this picture something new or you just went to some old blogs and take this screen here?

[Ludo Diabolo]

I always thought that the only hospital in Seattle was GreySloan Memorial

[A J K 91]

When Oregon and Washington are revised, I hope we get a marked city between Seattle and Spokane. 279 ml (449 km) is a long stretch without a marked city. I'm very happy with the city selection in both states (except for Longview), but there should be another city on I-90 between Seattle and Spokane. Moses Lake would be my first choice. Chemso, MWM, Global Mills, Wallbert, and even an agricultural machinery dealer could easily be added.

[CGFlunky]

Is this picture something new or you just went to some old blogs and take this screen here?

old blogs, just random curiosity from my memory bank. I find it interesting you can see it from the Kenworth plant. I asked because my googling didn’t reveal it to really look like that. I mean it does look like a VA hospital generally, at least the ones i’ve seen.

[DracoTorre]

Search “Seattle Pacific Tower” will turn up history and photos such as this:

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[CGFlunky]

ah excellent, thank you!

[Bedavd]

I had never thought about it, but I guess a flatbed is one way to transport 250,000,000 bees when one needs to!

I hope we might have a new cargo when the WA refresh happens. Take millions of bees to an orchard in Wenatchee haha

https://www.king5.com/article/news/loca ... 452948b6cd

[Killer-Of-Night]

North Dakota is the more likely candidate for a bee load, as they usually export bee colonies for pollination in other states.

[MLH82]

I had never thought about it, but I guess a flatbed is one way to transport 250,000,000 bees when one needs to!

I hope we might have a new cargo when the WA refresh happens. Take millions of bees to an orchard in Wenatchee haha

https://www.king5.com/article/news/loca ... 452948b6cd

Just read about this in a Dutch newspaper. Actually quite impressed they expect to catch all 250 million bees in 48 hrs. So many questions...