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ALAN BERNER / THE SEATTLE TIMES
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On the Cover: At the end of summer on Latitude 47, swollen kernels of wheat sway and sigh in the wind. The road rolls eight times before vanishing over the horizon, no sign of another car. That doesn't mean this wheatfield is isolated. Washington's soft white wheat (133 million bushels harvested this year) helps connect the state to the rest of the world. Most of it is exported to the Middle East.
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Cover Story: Latitude For Living
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WRITTEN BY PAULA BOCK
PHOTOGRAPHED BY ALAN BERNER
Latitude 47 takes a precise path across the state and around the world, with plenty of room for a lot of different lives along the way. |
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Plant Life: Giving Shelter
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WRITTEN BY VALERIE EASTON
PHOTOGRAPHED BY BARRY WONG
The gift is to garden. The tools can come in handy, though. |
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Taste: Edible Gems
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WRITTEN BY ANDREW JAYASUNDERA
PHOTOGRAPHED BY BARRY WONG
Pomegranates are not just pretty on the table as decorations. They actually have purpose in a host of holiday and everyday dishes. |
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Northwest Living: In The Shelter Of Enchantment
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WRITTEN BY KAREN MATHIESON
PHOTOGRAPHED BY BENJAMIN BENSCHNEIDER
Nathan Rodda, set designer, takes his talents home to create magical evenings for his many friends. |
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Now & Then: History on the Hill
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WRITTEN BY PAUL DORPAT |
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