At least some area residents will be interested to learn that there’s a White House petition to protect the Blue Angels program, a fact that will be bitterly resented by many under the Angels’ thundering practice path. Democracy is indeed messy. Also, we ask what sequestration means. Continue reading The Blue Angels Get a White House Petition
If you’re going to do Seafair, do it right. Flex your social networks, successfully ingratiate yourself to a couple living in Leschi with an amazing view, and enjoy every single minute of the bombastic air show. Because it is awesome. Continue reading Say Goodbye to the Blue Angels with One Last Photo Gallery
Looking for a way to experience the Blue Angels without the heat, noise, and crowds? Look no further than GregPierceImages’ … Continue reading Glimpses: “Blue Angels and Rainier”
Every year, a certain number of Seattle residents wince at the first flight, many apparently residents of Capitol Hill. For various reasons–War machines! Scared pets! Migraines! Jet fuel smog! Wait, I-90 is closed?!–the shriek of F/A-18 Hornets sets their nerves on edge, to such an extent that even reminding them how much money Boeing makes from constructing these things doesn’t help. (A: $30 to $60 million per.) Continue reading How to Survive the Blue Angels
