Despite it's reputation for cloudy, rain-filled skies, Seattle is actually a bright, cheerful city. It's the home of Boeing, Starbucks, and grunge rock. It's also home to the largest seaport in North America, serving as a gateway to Asia. Mt. Rainier of the Cascade mountain range is just 54 miles away and can be seen on a clear day.

San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge stands as an iconic entryway to the San Francisco Bay Area. Opened in 1937, it's ranked 5th on the list of America's Favorite Architecture. The color, known as "International Orange," was selected for its visibility in fog.

Since 1935, Washington has been home to the National Cherry Blossom Festival. It begins on the 3rd Saturday of March each year and runs for 3 weeks. In 1912, the cherry trees were offered as gifts from Japan to the city of Washington to celebrate the growing friendship between the two countries.

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