Michael Evans of Snohomish tribe explains how Mukilteo received its Snohomish name.
01:39
3
US Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Jonathan Bowden demonstrates calls on bos'n's pipe.
01:46
4
Tour guide Eileen Dickson of Boeing Tour Center explains process of building a 747-400.
01:22
5
Inese Raisters of Mukilteo talks about Trejdeksnitis, the Latvian dance groups she directed for last 15 years.
02:58
6
Vietnamese-American musician Hai Viet Hong of Everett plays \
01:28
7
Mill Supervisor Larry Dean of Buse Lumber Company of Everett explains how their sawmill turns logs into lumber.
01:30
8
Bob Heirman of Snohomish worked for 43 years as locomotive fireman for the Northern Pacific Railroad. He recites his poem \
02:26
9
Danny Wikstrom, Director of Snohomish County Search and Rescue, shares memories of his predecessor, John Taylor.
03:17
10
Antique mall owner Lori Powell Warren talks about how Snohomish evolved into the \
03:04
11
Jerry Senner, Director of the Western Heritage Center, shares some of his experiences growing up on a dairy farm in Monroe.
01:53
12
Gretchen Wilson of Monroe talks about raising sheep and operating her woll carding mill.
03:14
13
Crop farmers Vicki & Gene Hancock of Sultan talk about vegetable farming in the Sky Valley.
04:32
14
Dorothy Croshaw & Glenrose Williams of Gold Bar, share their knowledge of and personal experiences with the logging industry in the area.
02:55
15
Chainsaw carver Steven Bonham of Gold Bar talks about his early passion for and involvement in woodcarving.
01:32
16
Folk poet and local naturalist Bob Heirman recites his poem \
01:21
17
River rafting guide Shane Turnbull of Index, who owns and runs Chinook Expeditions, shares some of his history and involvement with the sport.
04:30
18
Local historians Louise Lindgren & David Cameron of Index share some of their extemsive knowledge of the history of the town.
04:20
19
Active member of Everett Search and Rescue, Doug Sanders, tells story of the rescue of a stranded hiker near Lake Serene.
04:08
20
Cindy & Ted Jackson of Skykomish perform traditional bluegrass song, \
04:30
21
Story of Wellington train disaster.
02:22
22
Chester Marler of Leavenworth, who worked at Stevens Pass Ski Resort, tells the story of becoming buried in an avalanche.
03:14
23
Elliot Wakefield, whose shop Rayrock Springs is on Route 2, tlaks baout the fine craft of knife making.
01:42
24
Bill T. Burgess, whose family has lived in the town of Plain for 5 generations, shares some of his experiences working the woods.
03:19
25
Byron Newell, nephew to Bill Burgess, recalls some of family logging history in Plain.
02:24
26
The late Linda Burgess Marcellus, logging show performer and logging company business manager, recites her logging poem, \
01:42
27
Active outdoorsman, fisherman and hunter Dick Rieman of Leavenworth, talks about recent changes he has observed in local deer and elk populations.
03:18
28
A Native drum group, lead by Steven Iukes of Nespelem, whose heritage is part Wenatchi, performs at the annual Salmon Festival held at the Leavenworth Fish Hatchery.
01:30
29
Bob Johnson of Leavenworth plays the alpenhorn.
02:51
30
Local mural painter Amanda Gibbs tells the story of painting the murals for the important community Festhalle building in Leavenworth.
02:06
31
Wally & Gladys Aunan of Leavenworth talk about how they learned the Norwegian traditional crafts of acanthus woodcarving and rosemaling.
03:00
32
Musikappelle, town band of Leavenworth, perform the Bavarian-style \
01:00
33
Czech-born metalworker and local artist Jan Uchytil of Leavenworth talks about his early training in the Czech Republic and his metalwork and sculptures on display in the Leavenworth area.
03:04
34
Local wine maker Chuck Egner explains the wine making process at his '37 Cellars winery.
01:57
35
Bluegrass musicians Marie Vecchio and Chuck Egner talk about how they started the annual Wenatchee River Bluegrass frestival in Cashmere.
03:19
36
The sheep auction at the annual Chelan County Fair.
00:43
37
Neva Schell shares her husband's family history in the fruit orchard business in Cashmere.
03:04
38
Greg Taylor of Cashmere tells the story of his family business, Liberty Orchards, who produce the famous candies many know as Aplets & Cotlets.
03:09
39
Talented luthier Jerry Samples of Monitor talks about how he got started building guitars.
04:24
40
Mariachi Estrella de Mexico, a Mexican American musical group from Wenatchee, perform a traditional mariachi song.
01:48
41
Juana Naranjo and her husband Raul of Wenatchee talk about their local restaurant where they serve the authentic food of Michoacan.
02:56
42
Torill \
02:35
43
Ohme Gardens manager, Mike Short, tells the story of Herman Ohme and his vision to create a hilltop paradise.
02:37
44
Head of Stemilt Growers of Wenatchee, Kyle Mathison shares his family history and the development of their local fruit orchard business.
05:31
45
Visitor Center Director of the Rocky Reach Dam, Debbie Gallaher, explains how the dam produces hydro-power and about their fish stewardship program.
04:31
46
Horse outfitter Richard Blue of East Wenatchee talks about the horse business he and his partner Claude Miller have run for more than 30 years.
03:55
47
Retired Forest Service employee Les Julian of Entiat talks baout his work overseeing the sheep and cattle allotments that the Forest Service would lease to ranchers for summer grazing lands.
03:23
48
Board members of the Columbia Breaks Fire Interpretive Center of Entiat, Bill Moody & Wayne Long, talk about why it was important to establish a fire interpretive center in this area of the state and the educational mission of the center.
04:49
The album includes the following tracks: Introduction to Audio Tour, Michael Evans of Snohomish tribe explains how Mukilteo received its Snohomish name., US Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Jonathan Bowden demonstrates calls on bos'n's pipe., Tour guide Eileen Dickson of Boeing Tour Center explains process of building a 747-400., Inese Raisters of Mukilteo talks about Trejdeksnitis, the Latvian dance groups she directed for last 15 years., Vietnamese-American musician Hai Viet Hong of Everett plays \, Mill Supervisor Larry Dean of Buse Lumber Company of Everett explains how their sawmill turns logs into lumber., Bob Heirman of Snohomish worked for 43 years as locomotive fireman for the Northern Pacific Railroad. He recites his poem \, Danny Wikstrom, Director of Snohomish County Search and Rescue, shares memories of his predecessor, John Taylor., Antique mall owner Lori Powell Warren talks about how Snohomish evolved into the \, Jerry Senner, Director of the Western Heritage Center, shares some of his experiences growing up on a dairy farm in Monroe., Gretchen Wilson of Monroe talks about raising sheep and operating her woll carding mill., Crop farmers Vicki & Gene Hancock of Sultan talk about vegetable farming in the Sky Valley., Dorothy Croshaw & Glenrose Williams of Gold Bar, share their knowledge of and personal experiences with the logging industry in the area., Chainsaw carver Steven Bonham of Gold Bar talks about his early passion for and involvement in woodcarving., Folk poet and local naturalist Bob Heirman recites his poem \, River rafting guide Shane Turnbull of Index, who owns and runs Chinook Expeditions, shares some of his history and involvement with the sport., Local historians Louise Lindgren & David Cameron of Index share some of their extemsive knowledge of the history of the town., Active member of Everett Search and Rescue, Doug Sanders, tells story of the rescue of a stranded hiker near Lake Serene., Cindy & Ted Jackson of Skykomish perform traditional bluegrass song, \, Story of Wellington train disaster., Chester Marler of Leavenworth, who worked at Stevens Pass Ski Resort, tells the story of becoming buried in an avalanche., Elliot Wakefield, whose shop Rayrock Springs is on Route 2, tlaks baout the fine craft of knife making., Bill T. Burgess, whose family has lived in the town of Plain for 5 generations, shares some of his experiences working the woods., Byron Newell, nephew to Bill Burgess, recalls some of family logging history in Plain., The late Linda Burgess Marcellus, logging show performer and logging company business manager, recites her logging poem, \, Active outdoorsman, fisherman and hunter Dick Rieman of Leavenworth, talks about recent changes he has observed in local deer and elk populations., A Native drum group, lead by Steven Iukes of Nespelem, whose heritage is part Wenatchi, performs at the annual Salmon Festival held at the Leavenworth Fish Hatchery., Bob Johnson of Leavenworth plays the alpenhorn., Local mural painter Amanda Gibbs tells the story of painting the murals for the important community Festhalle building in Leavenworth., Wally & Gladys Aunan of Leavenworth talk about how they learned the Norwegian traditional crafts of acanthus woodcarving and rosemaling., Musikappelle, town band of Leavenworth, perform the Bavarian-style \, Czech-born metalworker and local artist Jan Uchytil of Leavenworth talks about his early training in the Czech Republic and his metalwork and sculptures on display in the Leavenworth area., Local wine maker Chuck Egner explains the wine making process at his '37 Cellars winery., Bluegrass musicians Marie Vecchio and Chuck Egner talk about how they started the annual Wenatchee River Bluegrass frestival in Cashmere., The sheep auction at the annual Chelan County Fair., Neva Schell shares her husband's family history in the fruit orchard business in Cashmere., Greg Taylor of Cashmere tells the story of his family business, Liberty Orchards, who produce the famous candies many know as Aplets & Cotlets., Talented luthier Jerry Samples of Monitor talks about how he got started building guitars., Mariachi Estrella de Mexico, a Mexican American musical group from Wenatchee, perform a traditional mariachi song., Juana Naranjo and her husband Raul of Wenatchee talk about their local restaurant where they serve the authentic food of Michoacan., Torill \, Ohme Gardens manager, Mike Short, tells the story of Herman Ohme and his vision to create a hilltop paradise., Head of Stemilt Growers of Wenatchee, Kyle Mathison shares his family history and the development of their local fruit orchard business., Visitor Center Director of the Rocky Reach Dam, Debbie Gallaher, explains how the dam produces hydro-power and about their fish stewardship program., Horse outfitter Richard Blue of East Wenatchee talks about the horse business he and his partner Claude Miller have run for more than 30 years., Retired Forest Service employee Les Julian of Entiat talks baout his work overseeing the sheep and cattle allotments that the Forest Service would lease to ranchers for summer grazing lands., Board members of the Columbia Breaks Fire Interpretive Center of Entiat, Bill Moody & Wayne Long, talk about why it was important to establish a fire interpretive center in this area of the state and the educational mission of the center.. This album was released on Mar 01, 2010 and includes as many as 48 tracks. If you like the Spoken Word style, the album Cascade Loop Heritage Tour - South is for you. Here, you can download the famous album Cascade Loop Heritage Tour - South by Northwest Heritage Resources. The total size of the archive with all tracks is 199.3 megabytes. FLAC and MP3 versions available at the Boum.
