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Tumwater Falls Park
This post was written by Colleen Easley
I took this photo on November 4, 2007 at Tumwater Falls Park in Tumwater, WA. The park is next to the site of the old Olympia Brewery and has a very nice walking trail. It’s a great place to go walking any time of year, but if you go in October you can watch salmon coming up the fish ladder to head up the Deschutes River to their spawning grounds.
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Hi
From around that area great place to eat right around the corner, we lived in abedeen WA, before we came to alaska 12 years ago, we go home once a year. We live in Klawock, Alaska 99925, nice phot you can view a few from my area at
http://www.thornebayphoto.smugmug.com my name Henry this is part of a class myself and one other is putting on at this time.
I like the Chinese bamboo tree. Henry Have a great week
You’re right - the Falls Terrace http://www.fallsterrace.com/ is right next to Tumwater Falls. I’m not sure where Klawock is, but I spend my whole summer working as a tour guide in Alaska, so I know it’s not on the highway system.