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On a visit to Kansas City, Mo., the intrepid bovines look up at the Kansas City Power and Light building. When it was built in 1931, the art deco structure was the tallest in the city at 476 feet. It has long since been surpassed and now ranks as fourth-tallest. |
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An antique store in La Conner, Wash., provides a moment of levity. |
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"This bone's connected to THAT bone...."
The cows attempt to assemble fish bones at the Port Townsend Marine Science Center. |
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"Now this is what I call camping!"
A night at Illahee State Park in Bremerton, Wash., wasn't quite roughing it. |
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"This a spooky flight of tasters, Lunch."
The bovines stop in Gig Harbor to sample some beer at Slaughter County Brewing Company and were greeted by a macbre bar ornament. |
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"Such a tranquil view...." Lunch and Snack look across Hood Canal at the Olympic Mountains from Scenic Beach State Park in Seabeck, Wash. |
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It's hard to pass up a good sunset. This is Deception Pass State Park near Oak Harbor, Wash. |
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Out on the Pacific Coast, Lunch and Snack take a hike to Hole in the Wall, a headland carved through by the sea north of Rialto Beach, part of the Olympic National Park coastal strip. |
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Nothing like a quick ferry ride to Canada to quell the wonderlust. The Inner Harbour in Victoria, British Columbia provides the perfect amount of bustle to make bovine life interesting. |
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The Confederation Fountain across the street from the Black Ball Ferry terminal provides a splash of tranquility in the middle of Victoria.
The fountain and the surrounding garden were created in 1967 to celebrate the centennial of the confederation of the British colonies of of Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick into the Dominion of Canada. |
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"Is that a mermaid with an accordian?"
"You never know who you'll find busking on the streets of Victoria." |
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An outing to Lake Crescent in Olympic National Park proved to be a nice day trip.
"You know Lunch? Sometimes the best outings are close to home. |
