Rick Steves Enjoys Arts & Culture in Whatcom County
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- Episode 3: Rick Steves Enjoys Arts & Culture in Whatcom County
This final segment hosted by Rick Steves features his explorations of Whatcom County, Washington. Episode three, “Arts & Culture,” shows Steves exploring the Fairhaven and Downtown Arts Districts of Bellingham, touring exhibits, and even soaking up some historic maritime culture in the uppermost Pacific Northwest.
(Originally published by Bellingham Whatcom County Tourism www.bellingham.org)
The Nortwest its some of tbe most beautiful parts on earth.
(Oregon Washington)
Thanks Steve.
Rip Tony's coffee shop
Thumbs up, Rick! 👍🐝🙌🏿🔴🟡
That was awesome, more exploration of Puget Sound communities and the Salish Sea region would be much appreciated. Thanks!
I really love living in Fairhaven❣️
No chain stores in Bellingham? Are you sure bro?
They clearly meant in downtown Fairhaven. Work on your comprehension and critical thinking.
@@adammckillip4169 have you been down there lately? Take another look. Work on your observational skills and dendrite connection.
It wouldn't matter what's happening down there recently, considering this video was made years ago. What were they supposed to do, foresee the future? Critical thinking skills are so lost these days. @@jaynebarry5658
did you visit Cornwall Street All the open drug use downtown?
Mr.Rick Steves,
I have watched your videos in which you are seen participating in Hempfest.Sir,i would like to know what this fest is all about ? Has it anything to do with the Hemp crop ( Cannabis Sativa ) from which we get cotton ?
Lol
wau: my home !!!!!
I miss WA but it is so expensive 😢
Too bad the building Rick is standing in front of, Tony's Coffee, burned down. It was a beautiful historic building. I loved Fairhaven, now it looks too modern.
stick reeves, steve reeves, stick rick.
Nothing _smart_ to say?
as a young person from Bellingham I understand that it’s a great place to live but I constantly feel disillusioned with the culture and people of the city.
What does that even mean?
@@lame-o7185 you're weak!
@@laneferal6756 i am. I’ve known that since I was about 9. I constantly remind myself of how weak I am.
What's the culture
I think this commenter is alluding to the idea that despite locals' attitude that they live in a near utopia of progress, nature, art and love it is merely a facade over the reality of some dark, deep seated issues in this community. It has the same issues as any city of its size, worse in some areas, but fancies itself a bastion of hope for the "rest" of the civilized world