What is "wenatchee"

Usage examples of "wenatchee".

The story that follows brings back gloomy recollections of four days when I was trapped by a blizzard in Wenatchee, Washington.

The town of Chelan is forty miles north of Wenatchee, and it exists mostly because of expansive Lake Chelan, the second largest inland lake in America.

The road between Wenatchee and Chelan winds through quite beautiful country.

Chief of Detectives Bill Patterson and detectives Jerry Monroe and Tillman Wells had left their offices in Wenatchee and headed north along the Columbia River.

Bonafaci gave his OK for the bodies to be transported to Wenatchee to await postmortem examinations.

Their friends said they had planned to hitchhike to the Wenatchee area to find jobs for the apple harvest.

Most people driving to Wenatchee from Seattle take I-90 east, crossing Snoqualmie Pass and then veering north to cross Blewett Pass, which comes out about 18 miles from Wenatchee.

Maple Street in the north end of Wenatchee and I saw these two pretty girls with backpacks, and their dogs were with them.

It placed Patty, Beverly, Charlie, and Silas in Wenatchee on Friday afternoon.

Between Wenatchee and the Old Downey Road, the girls had met someone who looked safe, which, of course, is the terrible danger in hitchhiking.

Patty and Beverly had been in Wenatchee on September 25, so why would they have retraced their steps 300 miles back to Hood River, Oregon?

Rudy Snell acknowledged that he had once picked apples in the Wenatchee area.

I got out in Wenatchee, caught a ride to Carlton and two days later, a pack on my back and enough brown rice to last a week, was in the high country north of Lake Chelan.

It is easily reached, its gateway being the famous Wenatchee Valley, celebrated for its apples.

The most competent workers invariably end up leaving for Wenatchee or Seattle.