In case there are any of you who haven't been to both Seattle and Utah, or perhaps you've never been to either, I've taken a photo of each place to help you see the difference.
Here's Seattle:
And here's Utah:
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
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Oh you jerk! How I wish I could be there away from this brown and into the green. :/
As usual, you hit the nail on the head!!
I gladly grant that many people like brown and hot. I like green and cool. And the great news is that if I want brown and hot I can drive 100 miles east!! But most the time I drive north and south.
And I keep repeating during the long rainy winter "Green", "Green", "Green"...
Best wishes!!
Yeah. Just yeah.
So true.
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I'm as offended now (even though I don't live in Utah) as when I first heard a classmate at BYU compare Utah to her beloved Washington. Utah is incredibly beautiful, if not quite lush. But I guess my defensiveness reveals the truth of the matter.
Utah? Lush? Perhaps in comparison to North Dakota.
Washington is among the few states where one can smell the color green.
I love it.
Seattle Rocks
Be sure to eat at the Broadway Grill
Visit Pikes Place Market
If your there for the weekend check out Purr, Neighbors, and Rplace
Most of Utah really is that color, but I think Cache Valley is a wee bit closer to the green. But, yes, Seattle is beautiful. And it has hills, which is nicer than a lot of other green places (read: Houston, like hell only humid).
I've heard the lack of sunlight in Seattle is depressing. It takes a few months before it gets to you.
I've been to both Seattle and Utah. Seattle is an okay place to visit, but I wouldn't want to live there.... And eastern Washington is a desert.
Instead, I live in California.
I can see my house!
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Huh.
I always thought this was what Seattle looked like....
Less sunlight in Seattle huh? I want to go there even more, boo to the heat!
Hang on man. I hear the fun is only beginning. Wait until the rain starts before you make the real comparision.
I have to second nectar. Living in SpoCompton I often consider the need to make Eastern WA part of Idaho. It's quite taupe, and dirty. A glorified farm town as it were. I can't wait for our next trip to Seattle *sigh*
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