The Last Walk: #17, Solstice Park
Fitting that the very last walk would be with Victor, who took the very first walk with me. No. 17, "Solstice Park" is the most pointless walk in the book. …
Fitting that the very last walk would be with Victor, who took the very first walk with me. No. 17, "Solstice Park" is the most pointless walk in the book. …
I've long heard of the beauty of Schmitz Preserve, a narrow creek that runs up a gorge from the beach up to the bluff above filled with old growth trees, …
It's been months since I've been on a walk in the "Seattle Stairway Walks", having injured a tendon by either using too old of shoes, or buying the wrong new …
I’ve been getting my exercise this year following the walks in “Seattle Stairway Walks”. You can get your copy here.
Stairway Walk 15 is a winding ramble through downtown. A ramble with a purpose, but still, when you've walked these streets hundred of times, I didn't have much desire to …
I'd actually been really looking forward to this walk. As one of the longest in the book, it crossed a large neighborhood that I don't know well, but that I …
This walk is the farthest north in the book I've been following, way up in the suburbs and I've never hard a reason to go there. Even going there for …
My friend T recently lost his job and so has plenty of time to go on long walks with me. Unfortunately, with all the stress, he has taken up smoking …
The last walk listed in the Seattle Stairway Walks book is on Mercer Island. I lived for a winter, years ago, on Mercer Island. It was the time of the …