Seward Park is no Folly
Recently, Seward Park has been catching my fancy. When I realized it was a short 10 minute bike ride away, I was sold. It is an amazing place. Formerly an island, then a penninsula once Lake Washington was lowered to make accommodations for the Hiram Chittenden Locks, the park is an amazing mix of ecosystems, ethnic diversity, funny/chubby kids and more than a few boats on the weekends.
In a small piece in this weekend's Pacific magazine, there is a great little interview with Jenni Conrad. Check it out to find out more about the old Bailey penninsula.
In a small piece in this weekend's Pacific magazine, there is a great little interview with Jenni Conrad. Check it out to find out more about the old Bailey penninsula.
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Unrelated to your post, but thanks for linking to us! I found this blog a couple of months ago while searching for information about Open Space. I've since shared the link with the rest of our office.
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