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"A special thank you for all of the hard work and support for the Office of Superintendent for Public Instruction's January's Conference with over 2,500 in attendance. We appreciate all the dedication and long hours from you and your staff in meeting the transportation needs. Thank you for bveing a critical part of our conference success. We look forward to working with you in the future!"
Dr. Terry Bergeson
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Mary Lawrence
American Assn. of University Women

Eastern Washington Tours

Catch a taste of the flavor of eastern Washington State where agriculture is one of the most important industries. The area is home to farmers producing many grain crops, vintners offering award winning wines, and orchardists growing fruit crops; Wenatchee is known as Apple Capitol of the U. S. Learn about early settlers and the impact on the areas American Indian population. Leavenworth offers a glimpse of what a Bavarian Village looks like; meander through the many shops. See Grand Coulee Dam, one of the largest concrete structures in the world. Explore Spokane, the hub of the Inland Northwest.

HIGHLIGHTS

DAY 1

Cataclysmic Ice Age Flood
Steptoe Butte
Maj. Wm Steptoe and Col. George Wright
Fort Walla Walla
Wine Tasting in Walla Walla
Overnight Walla Walla

DAY 2

Whitman Mission
Pendleton OR
Underground Tour
Tamastslikt Cultural Center
Toppenish Murals
Overnight Yakima WA

DAY 3

The Bavarian town of Leavenworth
Red Tail Farm hayride and lunch
Aplets and Cotlets
Ohme Garden
Overnight Wenatchee

DAY 4

Dry Falls
Grand Coulee Dam
Overnight Spokane

DAY 5

Spokane City Tour
Lunch at the Steam Plant
Wine tasting at Arbor Crest and Latah Creek Winery
Free time for shopping downtown Spokane
Overnight Spokane

DAY 6

Depart for home