lookin' for wishy washy washing machines in WALLA WALLA, WASHINGTON - Page 2

Centropolis · #21 Posted: **Jul 2, 2012, 10:31 PM**

Sitting here with my chest skin red peeling, the Pacific Northwest is looking quite appealing!

Yap, so I guess the last - fer real - I heard from Walla Walla was...

http://lparchive.org/Oregon-Trail-(b...-Trail_250.jpg

You did a good jub lookin' around, I think I'd like to look around sometime too.

Kingofthehill · #22 Posted: **Jul 30, 2012, 5:20 AM**

you know, b, i recently saw a bus stop ad promoting the benefits and virtues of walla walla onions..and this thread came to my mind. the town doesn't look half as bad as i would have imagined it would be. when can we expect your next thread? keep up the great work, my man!

whatsthepoint13 · #23 Posted: **Jul 31, 2012, 6:34 PM**

I love all of the public art. With all of the art, the wineries, and the way I've noticed people were dressed, it seems like a very cosmopolitan place for its size. Also, those onion rings made me hungry. Thanks!

giovanni sasso · #24 Posted: **Aug 2, 2012, 6:39 PM**

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Originally Posted by Kingofthehill

you know, b, i recently saw a bus stop ad promoting the benefits and virtues of walla walla onions..and this thread came to my mind. the town doesn't look half as bad as i would have imagined it would be. when can we expect your next thread? keep up the great work, my man!

thanks, homie. it really is a pleasant little town in the middle of nowhere, beautiful country for sure. i've got a massive statewide thread in the works as we speak. plus one catching up with portland, which i haven't done a thread on in six months. all soon.

centro, i actually went to (the reconstructed) fort walla walla. the cemetery and cannon pics toward the end are from it. the fort itself and replica indian tipis came off as a little cheesy, what with the huge aluminum power lines towering over. i didn't check out the museum though.

everyone: thanks a bunch! eat your onion rings.

Buckeye Native 001 · #25 Posted: **Aug 4, 2012, 3:46 AM**

Hot poop!

fern · #26 Posted: **Aug 4, 2012, 6:55 AM**

Interesting little town, the sky looks very British . Great photos

Segun · #27 Posted: **Aug 4, 2012, 3:01 PM**

That place needs a fifth of something good. How cheap was the liquor?

IMBY · #28 Posted: **Nov 16, 2012, 8:29 AM**

I wish I had seen this when I was up in Western Washington/Idaho 5 years ago, I would have stopped here.

I just love outdoor scultpures in a city, it's amazing what a draw outdoor art can be to any city. Too bad most cities don't realize this! Because it's not all that expensive, or to maintain! And more attention-grabbing non-utilitarian features should be added, like follies!

When I see photo's of Medellin, Colombia, and all those outdoor sculptures by that famous sculptor, I'm ready to get on a plane and go there! What else may be there, who cares!!! I'm there for the outdoor art attractions!