[Woodcarver] Travel plans - What to see

[RAY MIGHELLS]

Ooooppss!!  I forgot to mention a visit to the Ballard Locks in Seattle is 
unforgettable.  You can see mature Salmon shoulder to shoulder like sardines 
in a can awaiting their turn to go up the ladder to Lake Union. You can also 
see them as they swim through the passageway into the lake,  many 40lbs and 
better.  On many occasions, while the locks are filling to go into Lake 
Union and there are a good numer of boats and salmon waiting,  you can 
witness salmon of all sizes actually jumping into boats.  Can't keep them 
though,  lots of wardens keeping an eye on events..  Hope you have good 
weather and a great trip..  Ray Mighells  6760 Rt 417 Killbuck NY 716 945 
0098 Please view my work at:  http://www.picturetrail.com/razaxnstuff -----  
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From: "Daniel Barnett" <doubleaproductions at comcast.net>
To: "[Woodcarver]" <woodcarver at six.pairlist.net>
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2005 2:42 PM
Subject: Re: [Woodcarver] Travel plans - What to see


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> Duane,
> Ray was right about the museum in Victoria, but don't miss the museum  in 
> Vancouver.  The  University of British Columbia Museum, south west  of 
> Vancouver houses one of the largest first nation exhibits.  You  need to 
> spend a whole day there.  One interesting thing I recall was  a carved 
> stone dish that may have been pre-contact that looked  exactly like a 
> Swiss chip carved plate.  Fantastic work.
> Dan Barnett
> His Way Wood Work
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