Pacific Northwest
Sami Sabiti sets off through the sparsely populated Pacific Northwest states of Washington and Oregon, an area of immense, awe-inspiring natural beauty and high-tech cities. He begins in Seattle, sampling the markets, conquering vertigo on the Space Needle and visiting the Jimi Hendrix Experience. Sami ventures to the westernmost point of the continental United States to meet Native Americans at La Push and cook a traditional salmon barbecue. Then it's south to the logging town of Hoquiam for the annual Loggers Play Day, where Sami competes in timber sawing and log rolling. He visits the town of Astoria, last stop for the Lewis and Clark Expedition, and then heads to the Oregon Dunes for a dune-buggy ride. Sami drops in on the Pendleton Round-Up, where the highlight is Native-American bareback racing, before heading over to Mount Hood. He explores the eco-city of Portland by bike and pops into Mount Angel's Oktoberfest celebration. Sami's last stop is a climb to the snow-capped peak of Mount St. Helens.
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