Tag Archives: Washington State Tourism

Upcoming: Plowing Bee & Horse Spectacular

Posted on March 23, 2017 by Ceg

Plowing Bee & Horse Spectacular March 25 & 26, 2017 Info from the Facebook Event page The Plowing Bee & Horse Spectacular has a new location and is now FREE!!!! This event will now be in Terrace Heights, behind KIMA-TV … Continue reading →

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World Water Day “Bottle Sale”

Posted on March 22, 2017 by Ceg

World Water Day “Bottle Sale” For “World Water Day” March 22nd, 2017, we are having a sale on all of our water bottles from Liberty Bottleworks. Normally $20, but they are all $5 off on this World Water Day. Selah … Continue reading →

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Photos: Eastern Washington Adventures’ Selah Cliffs Hike

Posted on March 21, 2017 by Ceg

Selah Cliffs Hike Hosted by Eastern Washington Adventures Report and photos by Clay Graham / CegPics.com On Sunday March 19th, 2017, we packed up camp at the Umtanum Recreation Area (see report) and headed down the Yakima River Canyon to … Continue reading →

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Photos: EWA Yakima River Canyon Camp Out

Posted on March 20, 2017 by Ceg

Eastern Washington Adventures Yakima River Canyon Camp Out Hosted by Eastern Washington Off Road Report and photos by Clay Graham & Kevin Elliott/ CegPics.com On Saturday March 18th, 2017, we headed up the Yakima River Canyon to meet up with … Continue reading →

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Photos: Ellensburg to Selah Drive

Posted on March 8, 2017 by Ceg

Ellensburg to Selah Drive Report and photos by Clay Graham / CegPics.com On Wednesday March 8th, 2017, I had a Department of Natural Resources meeting in Ellensburg that got over around noon. I headed back through the Yakima River Canyon … Continue reading →