A fantastic fun time interacting with animals. This is an adrenaline rush. We chose to go through the car tour a couple of times it was so fun. The elk and the buffalo actually put their big heads right inside the car looking for the bread you are feeding them. Buffalo heads are big, as are elk with their antlers. This was great fun. The bears, wolves and tigers were more laid back with no direct interaction. Nothing like buffalo slobber on your hands and the car. The Olympic Game Farm is in Sequim, Washington.
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Monday, September 1, 2025
Olympic Game Farm
Sunday, August 19, 2018
Port Orchard Beach and View of Seattle
This is across the Sound from Seattle. You can see the Space Needle in some of the pictures. The tide was so high there was not much beach, but we found a little and had fun. Tony tried skipping rocks. And something unusual, a borrow the life jacket stand. Ayden was funny. This was Saturday before camping so July 28.
























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Sunday, August 5, 2018
We Run into the Scannels in Natalia's Ward
We traveled to the Seattle area to spend time with Natalia. And guess who we at church, old friends from Stevens Creek Ward. Of course we didn't know they would be there, but their daughter now lives in Natalia's ward. We have camped with them in the past. The Scannels now live in New Hampshire. Their boys were not there, (they were sluffing church) but there were five grandchildren, and I am not sure how many more the boys have between them. The Scannels were having a reunion at Brenna's home.




Sunday, October 1, 2017
Steve Young Statue: Santa Clara
These two statues are across the street from Levi Stadium. I do not know the story behind this. Steve young, number 8 and left handed, is throwing to a child, number 50. My daughter, Natalia caught a Steve Young pass. The boys also kicked a soccer ball with him.




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