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Dave Kasnic

@davidkasnic

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god? 💵 (summer in washington & oregon) by @davidkasnic

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a month ago

Distant fires, house fire, punks (trash talk 2008 in Tacoma, crunchy scan of a newspaper clipping, fisheye lol), the cutest mini Seattle hat, and some splices in between by @davidkasnic

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3 months ago

some new, some old, summertime in WA by @davidkasnic

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4 months ago

Small town transformation in North Central WA and mediations on a corresponding Reddit thread.

Down the Reddit rabbit hole of username DrMo_UC’s post “The Bend-ification of Wenatchee” where mostly outdoor enthusiasts in the region discuss if Wenatchee, WA is the next Bend, OR while observing months & months of new builds & developments in the Apple Capital of the World. The town’s oldest brick building (first & second slides, the original courthouse/jail from the late 1800s) is slated to become “the centerpiece of a culinary and cultural hub, linking Wenatchee’s past to its evolving downtown.” The new build surrounding it is slated to become “the majestic” where the builders want to “elevate your idea of apartment living” offering “sophistication around every corner.”

- BlumpkinPatchStocks said, “way more bobs in Wenatchee than Bend. The company I work for used to have an office in Wenatchee. I would be there for 3 days and I swear we would eat at 3 different restaurants, all called Bob’s.“

- Tarekith responded, “The town itself is sorta meh, great location close to the outdoors things.”

- RoyalRenn confirmed, “town is somewhat “meh”. More of a regular town than an upscale resorty mountain town where everyone is over-educated and under-employed.”

- FullHornet4907 reiterated, “Wenatchee is a cute town, but there isn’t much to do there. On top of that, it’s kind of in an annoying spot.”

- EstablishmentLimp301, “is this a joke?” by @davidkasnic

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6 months ago

Late season storm rolling in near Colfax, WA. First time back in the Palouse since a high school geology field trip 21 years ago. by @davidkasnic

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7 months ago

Juneuary blues in WA by @davidkasnic

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8 months ago

Looking up & down from the big bears in the sky in North Central Washington by @davidkasnic

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10 months ago

I’ve been coming back to “Passes to the North” by Edson Dow about North Central Washington late 1700s-early 1900s a lot this year after many years of it collecting dust, specifically the chapter about “Squaw Saddle,” which was officially changed to “Saddle Rock” in 2019. It’s a known landmark in the Wenatchee area, formed from an ancient intrusion of volcanic magma through the sedimentary rock of the western foothills of the Cascades. The chapter dives deep into Saddle Rock, specifically into the Wenatchi-P’squosa legend of the formation, what they call, Black Bear vs. Grizzly Bear, who fought constantly with each other until one day the Wenatchi Coyote turned them both to stone.

Here’s some pictures from the past few months with the legend in mind, below and above the formation, as I close one thing and search for the next. by @davidkasnic

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a year ago

I want to be stereotyped, I want to be classified (late september in wenatchee & vancouver, wa) by @davidkasnic

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a year ago

two weeks in august driving cross country by @davidkasnic

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a year ago

A few contact sheet grabs from 3 dozen rolls found in a ziplock bag labeled “Who Knows?”

Things you find while moving by @davidkasnic

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a year ago

notes + findings + encounters in Kentucky 2024 + 2025

moving back home to the PNW soon to be closer to family + a family member with cancer

i’d love to make pictures with you before leaving, please do reach out by @davidkasnic

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a year ago