Rain, Rain, Don't Go Away

[@Sean-os2pe]

Yeah I miss Seattle after 6 years ago. Beautiful Parks I used to walk my dog. I lived on Fauntleroy avenue for 10 years. Before that Rainier valley. Van Buren right near North SeaTac Park. Beautiful parks. Linkin Park camp long. Sunset Beach Darien. The whole Seward Park lake Washington. Beautiful neighborhoods beautiful neighborhoods.

[@natureandsportsmostly]

Thanks for sharing. I'm not from there and so am not familiar with all those specific places, but the few times I've visited the city, I felt right at home.

[@elizabethbalazs7322]

I live in Bonney Lake. Honestly i'm tired of rain. Only my job kept me in Washington ( now I'm old and I don't care where I live.)

[@Sean-os2pe]

@@elizabethbalazs7322 I left because of the rain and traffic.people up there are died hearts they work in the rain with raincoats. Housing got too expensive. The most beautiful place I went camping with my dog Ocean shores Washington in Long Beach Washington. You just go to Olympia and take a righ. beautiful campgrounds in around there and you can drive your car on the beach to sand is packed hard.t

[@natureandsportsmostly]

​@@elizabethbalazs7322 I've always loved the rain, but I'm sure it would lose some magic if it happened too frequently.

[@Sean-os2pe]

What are you guys talking about? People in Seattle love the rain they learn to live with it I remember watching the workers work all day and raincoats. One of the main reasons I left was because of the rain and you know what.? I regret leaving. But anyway the Big trees in the fall all along the sidewalks around Capitol Hill and downtown the trees are so beautiful on the sidewalks. Everywhere are trees beautiful trees even in the international district. When I lived on Rainier avenue I used to walk to lake Washington with my dog. More beautiful parks along i-90 to lake Washington Seward Park beautiful beautiful beautiful Seward Park oh my goodness Seattle must be the most beautiful city in the world. I hope I make it back someday