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A Seattle Park Guide! It's an awesome map of parks within the Seattle city limits.
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a blog about the swings in Seattle's playgrounds
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About Me
- Michael
- I grew up in Chelan, WA, moved to Seattle for university, moved to Boston for grad, and now I live in Seattle again.
Ahhh...Snap!!! I need to borrow your copy so I can start visiting the hot spots to get my swing on!
ReplyDeleteI am totally going to get one :)
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