Walking Tacoma

Saturday, February 04, 2006

The Rain In Spain

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T he rain in Spain falls mainly in Tacoma, it would seem. Or at least the rain in the Phillipines is falling here, as we continue to get thr...
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Friday, January 20, 2006

Raindrops

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The rainy season has come to Tacoma with record-breaking downpours. The county is contending with flooding river banks. Same old, same old f...
Wednesday, December 28, 2005

Weather Happens

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Autumn in Tacoma creeps in gently, convincing you she is a friend who will never lose her temper. The sun slants down brightly, painting lea...
Friday, November 11, 2005

Snorkeling Lion & Cat Goddesses

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The unique decorations people use to adorn their homes and yards delight me as I walk. For example, here's a snorkeling lion at N 27th a...
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Friday, October 28, 2005

University of Puget Sound

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The Organ in Kilworth Memorial Chapel. A Methodist Episcopal Church group founded what is now UPS in 1888. Please see a timeline of the uni...

Appreciation to My Readers!

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Thank you, Walking Tacoma readers, for your patience. This is my busy time of year work-wise, and with the added hassle of our burglary, it...
Thursday, September 29, 2005

NO FAIR!

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All right, if you must know, people also steal cars in Tacoma. For example, here's a photo of our front driveway and our two Toyota Cam...
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Tuesday, September 13, 2005

City of Palms II: Landscaping Larceny!

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I knew my city wasn't crime free; after all, someone stole Soul Salmon and traded it for bicycle wheels. But a gang of palm tree thiev...
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Saturday, September 10, 2005

The Camera

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I enjoyed walking 4.2 miles in the UPS district this afternoon. A heavy rain fell around noon, but then the NW clouds thinned slowly to bril...
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Friday, September 02, 2005

My Magenta Miles: August 2005 Progress Report

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The magenta shows where I've walked so far, for a cumulative total of 64 miles on the city streets of Tacoma. I've barely begun this...
Thursday, September 01, 2005

I Spy!

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I'll bet you didn't know about this outdoor art installation! I certainly didn't until I happened upon it today on N 11th, betw...
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Saturday, August 27, 2005

Walking the Wedge

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The historic neighborhood in Tacoma, called the North Slope, includes an area sometimes called "the pie wedge" because of its shap...
Friday, August 19, 2005

City of Reconciliation

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Something happened in Tacoma 120 years ago that I wouldn't want to talk about if not for what happened today. In November of 1885 all...
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Rite of Passage

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Near the end of my walk today, I stopped at a young girl's yard sale on N Yakima St. She told me she was selling her "baby toys....
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Wednesday, August 17, 2005

The Outer Limits

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My goal is to walk every street within Tacoma's city limits. Click here for the best online map I've found that outlines Tacoma...
Tuesday, August 16, 2005

Noisy Nikes II

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Yesterday I deviated from my normal walking plan again to take Alexandria hiking at Mt. Tahoma (yes, Seattle, it's our mountain !). The...
Saturday, August 13, 2005

Condos and Forests

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So as to not have to walk Schuster Pkwy twice, we left one Camry at Starbucks on N 30th, and drove the other to Thea Foss park at the N end ...

Schuster Pkwy: Poison Berries & Glacial Moraine

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Usually when driving along Schuster Parkway, between the N end of Pacific Ave and the E end of N 30th St., we're watching the scenic wat...
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