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W woofmutt Member Seattilite Telstar Joined: Mar 26, 2002 Posts: 2639	W woofmutt Posted posted on Mon, May 17, 2010 12:36 PM Dear Woofmutt I know this subject hasn't come up yet, but I understand you are an expert on the state of Washington. Last time I was in Washington, I went waterskiing in Spirit Lake near Mt St Helens. If I come up there will you take me skiing in Spirit Lake for old time's sake? MadDogMike Dear MadDogMike, Thank you for your interest in fun facts about my home state of Washington! The Appaloosa horse is a breed which was developed by the Nez Perce Indians. The name Apaloosa was given to the horses by whites and referred to the Palouse region, a large fertile area of rolling hills which stretches from the far eastern side of Washington State into Idaho. A good portion of the Palouse region was in Nez Perce territory. Washington is AWESOMEton! -wfmtt-

Dear Woofmutt

I know this subject hasn't come up yet, but I understand you are an expert on the state of Washington. Last time I was in Washington, I went waterskiing in Spirit Lake near Mt St Helens. If I come up there will you take me skiing in Spirit Lake for old time's sake?

MadDogMike

Dear MadDogMike,

Thank you for your interest in fun facts about my home state of Washington!

The Appaloosa horse is a breed which was developed by the Nez Perce Indians. The name Apaloosa was given to the horses by whites and referred to the Palouse region, a large fertile area of rolling hills which stretches from the far eastern side of Washington State into Idaho. A good portion of the Palouse region was in Nez Perce territory.

Washington is AWESOMEton!

-wfmtt-

Post #530733 by woofmutt on Mon, May 17, 2010 12:36 PM