Kenwanda Golf Course is an 18-hole, 5,336 yard long golf course, that offers a challenging course with a beautiful view of the Snohomish River Valley, and Cascade and Olympic Mountain Ranges.  There is also a putting green and a cafe.

The name of the course comes from Ken and Wanda Harris, the developers and owners of the course, who personally moved rocks and trees to create the course.  The back nine opened in 1967.

Since smoking is no longer allowed in most public places, matchbooks are dying out.  You may, however, have some stuffed in a drawer or collecting in a box or vase.  It’s one of the most collectible items around.  If you have one (or some), take a photo and email it to me, along with any notes or thoughts about where you picked it up.  I’ll be happy to feature it for an upcoming Matchbook Monday.

Photo credit:  personal collection

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The Phoenix Traveler, written by Jackie Dishner, joins our other Traveler destinations blogs and focuses on the city of Phoenix and the surrounding area.  There’s lots going on in the desert year round, so stop by to get some ideas to on how to add some fun into your trip.

Travel Photo Daily, written by The DC Traveler blogger Jon Rochetti, will take you around the world in photos.  This blog is sure to appeal to all those armchair travelers out there, as well as those for whom these great photos will serve as a reminder of wonderful memories.

Take a few minutes and explore these, and all the other great travel blogs, here at b5media’s Travel & Culture Channel.

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