[Woodcarver] Going to Seattle what's to see?

[Woodcarver87]

Hi Merrilee,

I would suggest that you leave the knife at home. Absence makes the heart
grow fonder. And there is so much to see in the Seattle area that might
inspire some work when you return home.

I found a vendor of Native American carving in Seattle real near the Farmers
Market(in the same block). Wonderful work from various tribes of the Pacific
Northwest and he had a variety of books on that art-form. I also enjoyed
looking at the work of many artists that use their native hardwoods for
bowls, boxes and jewely that had set up in the Market.

Have a great trip. John A in RI

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Hello everyone!
   I am going to Washington state on Monday and I was wondering if there was
something specific that I should make an attempt to see since this is my
first trip out west?  We will be stationed in Bellview mostly but will have
a car to drive if possible.  Also I don't think I can be without my knife
and wood for a week.  So, is there any way I can take it with me?  I would
assume it would have to be packed in the suitcase that gets put away.  But
do I have to tell them or.... (maybe I should just not take it?:(
Thanks for your help again!
Merrilee

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