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2014-09-20-Walla Walla, WA-Farmers' Market, Whitman College, Stu's Soccer Game, Dinner at Dunhams
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  2. 2014-09-20-Walla Walla, WA-Farmers' Market, Whitman College, Stu's Soccer Game, Dinner at Dunhams2014-09-20-Walla Walla, WA-Farmers' Market, Whitman College, Stu's Soccer Game, Dinner at Dunhams
  3. Russell on the porch of our Walla Walla HQ, a nice VRBO rented by Andy and Marci.Russell on the porch of our Walla Walla HQ, a nice VRBO rented by Andy and Marci.

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Russell on the porch of our Walla Walla HQ, a nice VRBO rented by Andy and Marci.
Heading out for a busy day in Walla Walla
Stately home, Walla Walla
Stately home, Walla Walla
Stately home, Walla Walla
Stately home, Walla Walla
Stately home, Walla Walla
Stately home, Walla Walla
A quaint house of worship, Walla Walla
National Guard facility-M109 Paladin self propelled artillery (The M109 is an American 155mm self-propelled howitzer, first introduced in the early 1960s. It was upgraded a number of times to today's M109A6 Paladin. The M109 family is the most common Western indirect-fire support weapon of maneuver brigades of armored and mechanized infantry divisions.The M109 has a crew of six: the section chief, the driver, the gunner, the assistant gunner and two ammunition handlers. The gunner aims the cannon left or right (deflection), the assistant gunner aims the cannon up and down (quadrant). The M109A6 Paladin needs only a crew of four: the commander, driver, gunner and ammunition loader.)
Kilted unicorn street musician
Walla Walla Saturday morning Farmers Market (The Farmers Market Pavillion. The market is open Saturday mornings mid-May to late October in Crawford Park.)
Firefighters' Memorial, Crawford Park (The statue of a fireman is inscribed: "Dedicated to OurFiremen for their Service and Sacrifice.")
Craftswomen beaver away at the Farmers' Market
While loafing around at the Farmers' Market I wanted to buy one of these but didn't have any bread
A crepe queen at work
Locally produced tubers at the Farmers' Market
Carrots and Beets fresh out of the ground
Fresh carrot harvest
Marcus Whitman Hotel (1928) on the National Register of Historic places
On the street, downtown Walla Walla
Downtown Walla Walla
Downtown Walla Walla
Downtown Walla Walla
Street fidler-Note the sign "Support local oddities"
Downtown Walla Walla
Sandstone facade of the Odd Fellows Temple
Vinyards-Walla Walla Vintners
Vinyards-Walla Walla Vintners
One of Washigton's earliest wineries (Walla Walla Vintners is one of Washington State’s most revered wineries, started by pioneering winemakers Myles Anderson and Gordy Venneri.One of the state’s first wineries, Walla Walla Vintners continues their limited production of award winning red wines, widely regarded as consistently high quality at prices below many of their peers.The winery, in the shadow of the Blue Mountains is one of the most picturesque in the state. It reflects Gordy, Myles and their tight knit team’s commitment to sustainable wine-making, environmental values and a love of the beautiful place they live. Since the beginning their focus remains squarely on their customers – treating them as friends who are always welcome at the winery and there is never a charge for tastings.)
The Blue Mountains roll beyond the vinyards of Walla Walla Vintners
Early Autumn--Walla Walla Vinters Grounds
Wine tasting, Walla Walla Vinters
Production facility-Walla Walla Vinters
Early stage wine at Walla Walla Vintners production facility
Dan, Melissa and Georgia at Walla Walla Vintners
The vineyards of Walla Wall Vintners and the Blue Hills beyond
The vineyards of Walla Wall Vintners
The vineyards of Walla Wall Vintners
The vineyards of Walla Wall Vintners
The vineyards of Walla Wall Vintners
Walla Walla Vintners
The vineyards of Walla Walla Vintners
aMaurice Cellars, a boutique winery (àMaurice Cellars, a family-owned boutique winery situated on 20 perfectly sloped acres in the Blue Mountains of Walla Walla, Washington, creates authentic, food-friendly wines. With an elevation of 1,475 feet and a south facing slope, our vineyard enjoys long summers, cool nights and an annual rainfall averaging 16-18 inches ideal conditions for growing wine grapes. Each wine is the living result of fervent dedication to sustainable viticulture and the passion and skill of expert winemaking - and the growing talents of more than 15,000 select vines. àMaurice Cellars is owned and operated by the Schafer family, fifth-generation Washingtonians.)
Antique Chevy truck-aMaurice Cellars
Antique Chevy truck-aMaurice Cellars
Vineyards of aMaurice Cellars
Heading to the soccer game-Whitman vs Willamette
Stu greets the officials
Stu greets the officials
The Willamette Bearcats
Stu and his fellow Whitman Missionaries get ready to play
Stu in action
Willamette with the ball
Stu boots it
Willamette's Sam Gonzolez
Stu in action
Stu in action
Save!
Stu in action
Stu in action
Spectators enjoy game action on a beautiful day
Stu in action
Stu in action
Stu in action
Stu in action
Stu in action
Stu in the net
Stu in action
Another Stu save!
Stu winds up....
Heaving it down the field
Stu in action
Frustration!
Game action
Stu in action
Acrobatics
Stu in action
A strong leader of the Whitman team
Stu in action
Stu in action
Action in the net
Willamette readies for the attack
Stu in action
Stu in action
Stu in action
Stu in action
Stu in action
Willamette attacking
Another save by Stu
Stu demonstrating great form
Stu in action
Stu in action
Whitman's Bridger Sellegren fights Willamette's Tyler Yates for the ball
Thomas Motzer and Alex Baker take control
Stu looks downfield
Georgia-Riveted by game action
Stu fends off the barbarians
Hand to hand combat
Another save!
Another save!
Another save!
Georgia's reaction to another Stu save
Stu boots one
Tom's pet bee
Georgia with a buzz on
Alex Baker moving the ball
Stu fires downfield as Willamette's Yazan Hishmeh flinches
Overtime. Stu stopped 9 shots on goal at this point
The boys enjoying a tense game
Kaboom!
Willamette's Julian Hanlon-Austion (This fellow spent much of the game wining and crying to the officials)
Airball
Andy enjoying the game
Jose Beleche, only a freshman, played well
Jose is from Walla Walla
Georgia records game action
Another save!
Nice 'do
Missionaries on the move
Tension increases in overtime
After slipping in a lucky goal, Willamette takes it in double OT
Pig pile
After a valiant performance, a tough outcome
Stu leaves the field of battle
Stu leaves the field of battle
Upbeat after playing so well
Stu after the game
Stu after the game
A proud dad greets his son, who played so well
Dunham Cellars, housed in a WW II vintage airplane hanger. (Housed in a WW II vintage airplane hanger, Dunham offers winery tours and delicious multi-course dinners with wine pairings in this uniquely decorated area.Using grapes from some of the finest vineyards in the Walla Walla, Yakima and Columbia Valleys, Dunham Cellars has established an award-winning reputation for their wines. When Eric Dunham's first vintage, a 1995 Cabernet Sauvignon was released, it was deemed one of the finest wines made in Washington by Wine Enthusiast Magazine. Subsequent vintages and varietals have also earned high marks with both wine writers and consumers. Eric shows his artistic side by creating original artworks for all of Dunham Cellars vineyard designated and special bottlings.)
Dunham Cellars-Enjoying a few tastings before touring the winery (The winery makes its home in a rustic, remodeled World War II era airplane hangar in Walla Walla, and the future looks promising for Dunham Cellars. The family-owned winery continues to increase production and wine varietals, and has planted estate vineyards in prime locations around the Walla Walla Valley Appellation. Dunham wines include Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Trutina (a Bordeaux style blend), Three Legged Red (a red table wine) and the "Shirley Mays" Chardonnay, which is dedicated to Eric's grandmother. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this wine are donated to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation to help fund the fight against breast cancer.)
Tasting at Dunham Cellars
Our gang at Dunham Cellars
Georgia and Tom at Dunham cellars
Touring the Dunham Cellars Winery
Touring the Dunham Cellars Winery-These casks are made in France
The Blue Mountains from Dunham Cellars
Touring the Dunham Cellars Winery
Tay, Sam and Stu, who joined us after getting cleaned up after the soccer game
Stu enjoying early stage wine
The Blue Mountains at dusk from Dunham Cellars
Mom Marci with her boys
Our hosts describe the menu and wine pairings before the feasting commenced. (Tragically, Winery owner Eric Dunham (black shirt) took his own life one month after this photo was taken.)
Andy and Marci-Dinner at Dunham
Sam, Melissa and Dan-Dinner at Dunham
Russ and Tay-Dinner at Dunhams
Son and father at Dunhams
Dinner at Dunhams
Stu
Tay

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