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30
Jul
Road trip in the Jaguar F-TYPE where you can see Mt. Rainier in the background
The 2014 Jaguar F-TYPE S
All sports cars aficionados tune in … this is Jaguar’s first two-seater in 40 years and what a car it is. Here are a few images touring around Seattle and the wonderful state of Washington during the North American launch of the 2014 Jaguar F-Type S. To check out the car’s full potential we made a stop at the very fun The Ridge Motorsports Park to try out both the supercharged V6 and supercharged V8 engined version.
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18
Jul
Outside of the Museum of Flying, Seattle WA.
A Must See Museum at the Home of Boeing
Located at Boeing Field (King County International Airport) in Seattle, WA., The Museum of Flight is a complete flight and space interactive experience. You will find an array of historical aircrafts on display, watch as planes fly in and take off and visit the “Tower at Boeing Field” to hear the air traffic controllers in real-time. This non-profit operation has been around since 1965 and, thanks to grants and donations, has amassed an array of popular, rare and unique aircrafts.
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