Comments on: Woodinville, WA http://misfitmccabe.com/2009/01/woodinville-wa/ For information about the Misfit McCabe books by LK Gardner-Griffie Tue, 08 Nov 2011 02:57:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Dan Brooks http://misfitmccabe.com/2009/01/woodinville-wa/comment-page-1/#comment-601 Dan Brooks Wed, 27 May 2009 07:47:15 +0000 http://misfitmccabe.com/?page_id=565#comment-601 I lived in Woodinville from 1952 until 1967. I lived on Lake Leota for a while, then moved to a place near Mack's Corner on the Woodinville-Duvall highway. I remember eating very good hamburgers and milk shakes at Hinman's store next to the, then, Summit Fire Station. But when I read a history of Woodinville it says that the store was owned by Fred Luzzani! How and when did it become Hinman's? Thank you. I lived in Woodinville from 1952 until 1967. I lived on Lake Leota for a while, then moved to a place near Mack’s Corner on the Woodinville-Duvall highway. I remember eating very good hamburgers and milk shakes at Hinman’s store next to the, then, Summit Fire Station. But when I read a history of Woodinville it says that the store was owned by Fred Luzzani! How and when did it become Hinman’s?

Thank you.

]]> By: LK Gardner-Griffie http://misfitmccabe.com/2009/01/woodinville-wa/comment-page-1/#comment-59 LK Gardner-Griffie Thu, 01 Jan 2009 23:02:27 +0000 http://misfitmccabe.com/?page_id=565#comment-59 My first experience with Woodinville was to attend the Annual Fool's Day parade, otherwise known as the Basset Bash, with my friend Gail. We had a great time looking at all of the crazily dressed people walking all of their basset hounds through the streets. I was also able to pick up a wooden ferry boat for my aunt and uncle as well as a little curio shelf that I use to this day. Here is what the Spirit of Washington looks like as it travels toward Woodinville to the Columbia Winery. <img src="http://inlinethumb62.webshots.com/42941/2425256940085361983S425x425Q85.jpg" alt="Spirit of Washington Dinner Train"> And here is a beautiful sunset in Woodinville: <img src="http://inlinethumb37.webshots.com/38372/1480073968079644794S425x425Q85.jpg"/> And here is Woodinville after the last storm: <img src="http://inlinethumb57.webshots.com/43832/2861537540059523625S425x425Q85.jpg"/> My first experience with Woodinville was to attend the Annual Fool’s Day parade, otherwise known as the Basset Bash, with my friend Gail. We had a great time looking at all of the crazily dressed people walking all of their basset hounds through the streets. I was also able to pick up a wooden ferry boat for my aunt and uncle as well as a little curio shelf that I use to this day.

Here is what the Spirit of Washington looks like as it travels toward Woodinville to the Columbia Winery.
Spirit of Washington Dinner Train

And here is a beautiful sunset in Woodinville:

And here is Woodinville after the last storm:

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