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Craig Romano

Bellingham
As seen in: Columns Magazine, The Seattle Times, The Spokesman-Review, Washington Trails Magazine, Seattle Met, Northwest Travel & Life Magazine, OutdoorsNW Magazine
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Fort Missoula’s Secret Story

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By Craig Romano
| Northwest Travel & Life Magazine Verified
I grew up in a Little Italy back east and, like most of my fellow Italian Americans, was unaware of Una Storia Segreta (The Secret Story). I later learned that many Italian Americans were subjected to internment and civil liberty violations during World War II. In the 1940s Italians made up the largest immigrant group in America, but the U.S. was at war with Italy rendering widespread suspicion of an entire diaspora.
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Hiking the Forbidden Plateau, Vancouver Island, British Columbia

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By Craig Romano
| Northwest Travel & Life Magazine Verified
The hike to Circlet Lake, set in a huge open cirque, was long but not overly difficult for me, my wife and nine-year old son. The terrain was rolling, but without big climbs. The trail was rocky in places, but well-groomed with extensive boardwalks across saturated stretches. We left the trailhead mid-morning on a partly sunny August day. The temperature was perfect. Warm enough for just one layer with a low sweat factor.
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Mount St. Helens: The Big Boom

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By Allison Williams Verified, Hayley Poole, Craig Romano
| Seattle Met Verified
The volcano’s unique status makes upkeep complicated. 05/06/2020 By Allison Williams The volcano's observatory is off-limits thanks to—what else—a natural disaster. 05/17/2024 By Allison Williams Intrepid explorers head to a quiet region to score views of a hidden landscape, plus a chance to view remnants of the eruption. 05/06/2020 By Allison Williams Take a walk on the adventure side of the volcano. Keen athletes can spelunk underground, ski gentle slopes, or climb to the crater rim.
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