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Olympia, Washington
This nOde last updated April 29th, 2003 and is permanently morphing...
(3 Cib (Owl) / 4 Uo - 16/260 - 12.19.10.3.16)
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punk
rock" phase, music was definitely not the issue. its replacement
was DIY-than-thou. really mellow boring music, some good friends,
and a week vacation cramming 9 people in one van without seats. oh
yeah, and a whole lotta attitude and hype. if you weren't in a band,
you were SHIT. my only memory
is that you can walk across town in 20 minutes. there was a happening
Safeway market, and a whole lot of thrift stores. otherwise, Seattle
is a bit of a drive north... i heard there is a psy-trance
collective in town now. that should be quite interesting :)
- @Om* 3/4/2000
Olympia (o-lîm´pê-e,
e-lîm´-)
The capital of Washington,
in the western part of the state on the southern end of Puget Sound. Settled
in 1845, it became the territorial capital in 1853. Population, 33,840.
Olympia
Olympia (o-lîm´pê-e), city (1990 pop. 33,840), state capital and seat of Thurston co., W Wash., a port at the southern tip of Puget Sound; inc. 1859. State government, lumber products, brewing, and oyster fishing are important. Olympia was settled in 1846 and became (1853) the capital of the Washington Territory. Mt. Rainier and the Olympic Mts. are in view of the city.
Olympia
Olympia, ancient Greek sanctuary
in the W PELOPONNESUS, near the Alpheus River. It was an important center
of the worship of ZEUS and the site of the OLYMPIC GAMES. Excavation revealed
the great temple, one of the SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD, which housed a
gold-adorned statue of Zeus by PHIDIAS.
by Rancid off of _Out Come The Wolves_ CD
on Epitaph (1995)
covered by NOFXfound
Olympia, Washington and Portland,
Oregon.Japanese
and his 8-year old son on vocals)
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