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The Best of Brutalism: Freeway Park
Jul 04, 2016
Brutalist architecture looks ugly. Exposed concrete and featureless slabs. Boring, but obtrusively so. The architec
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Activate Westlake Park
Jul 07, 2015
Westlake Park is the place to be this summer, thanks to a partnership between the city and several downtown organiz
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Luna Park
Jun 15, 2015
You can still see them, once every decade. An army of pilings sunk in the tide flats off West Seattle. They stay su
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Seattle Parks: Johnine’s Favorite Dog Park
Apr 21, 2015
Can you guess Johnine’s favorite dog park? Here are some hints: 80+ acres of trails and open space 4 acres(!) for o
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Seattle Parks: Schmitz Park
Apr 14, 2015
Seattle has it all. Beautiful waterfront? Check. Bustling nightlife? Check. Old-growth forest? Check. That’s right,
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Seattle Parks: Oxbow Park
Apr 08, 2015
Sorry, Texas. The world’s biggest cowboy hat and boots belong to us. Georgetown’s Oxbow Park, to be specific. It’s
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Sibling Rivalry
Sep 30, 2014
Kerry Park and Parsons Garden are Queen Anne’s most beloved pair of siblings. The two sit only a few blocks apart,
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Seattle’s Rooftop Park
Sep 19, 2014
You don’t need Amazon stock to afford a skyscraper view of Seattle. All you need is a free half hour and the guts t
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The Urban Waterfall
Sep 05, 2014
Pioneer Square has a secret waterfall. This hidden gem is twenty-two feet high, flows over granite boulders, and is
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West Seattle’s New Pocket Park
Aug 05, 2014
We Real Estate Gals like parks. They give neighborhoods personality, get people outside, and make community happen.
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The Guy Who Single-Handedly Made Phinney Rid...
Jul 10, 2014
Before Guy Carleton Phinney (1851-1893) came to Seattle, the land west of Green Lake was wilderness. You might have
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Gals in the Neighborhood: Gas (Fire)Works Pa...
Jul 01, 2014
If you’re in Seattle for Fourth of July, Gas Works Park has your back. It’s the place for freedom festivities. Flag
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