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TryingToBeHere t1_jbqtsc1 wrote
Reply to comment by chaotic137 in One of the Smokiest Days 09/22/20 by IamYouamI123
Probably "Baby Island" (aka Round Island) in Willapa Bay
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Reply to comment by TheJazzButter in Tacoma, Washington - Aug 1981 by dee-fitted
Looks like 11th St was one way at the time.
TryingToBeHere t1_jbcfxqo wrote
Reply to comment by referencefox in Tacoma, Washington - Aug 1981 by dee-fitted
I was born at St Joes in October of that year. In August of this year my son will be born there.
TryingToBeHere OP t1_jabgdzt wrote
Reply to comment by TryingToBeHere in Mt. Rainier (or "Tacoma", as the Puyallup Tribe calls it) from Dune Peninsula Park at Point Defiance in the City of Tacoma by TryingToBeHere
There are definitely fault throughout the region but the main plate where the mega thrust earthquake would be is about 100 miles offshore I believe.
TryingToBeHere OP t1_jaaecnu wrote
Reply to comment by Gwtheyrn in Mt. Rainier (or "Tacoma", as the Puyallup Tribe calls it) from Dune Peninsula Park at Point Defiance in the City of Tacoma by TryingToBeHere
Cascadia megathrust earthquake involving Juan De Fuca plate is a scarier disaster and a higher risk too I believe. There are cities on the coast like Long Beach, WA that will simply disappear. I5 will be out for weeks. They happen about every 300-500 years and it has been 323 years since the last one.
TryingToBeHere OP t1_jaadak7 wrote
Reply to comment by Responsible_Manner in Mt. Rainier (or "Tacoma", as the Puyallup Tribe calls it) from Dune Peninsula Park at Point Defiance in the City of Tacoma by TryingToBeHere
It was like an elevated terrace area that was partially paved, adjacent to the main trail that follows the top of the bluff. There are paved areas all over the park (Dune Peninsula Park)
TryingToBeHere OP t1_ja6gk26 wrote
Reply to comment by oldgar in Mt. Rainier (or "Tacoma", as the Puyallup Tribe calls it) from Dune Peninsula Park at Point Defiance in the City of Tacoma by TryingToBeHere
Not according the Puyallup Tribe
TryingToBeHere OP t1_ja5pxol wrote
Reply to comment by MiddleCentipede in Mt. Rainier (or "Tacoma", as the Puyallup Tribe calls it) from Dune Peninsula Park at Point Defiance in the City of Tacoma by TryingToBeHere
He was actually blasting music on a bluetooth speaker (a little rude IMO). The only song I recognized was "Night Nurse" by Gregory Isaacs.
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Reply to comment by Lasiocarpa83 in Mt. Rainier (or "Tacoma", as the Puyallup Tribe calls it) from Dune Peninsula Park at Point Defiance in the City of Tacoma by TryingToBeHere
I don't know a lot about cameras besides point and click. I was using my sigma 250mm-600mm lens that I have primarily for birding, and this would have been mostly zoomed out so like 300mm I think (unless I am misunderstanding the word "focal length").
TryingToBeHere OP t1_ja59lev wrote
Reply to Mt. Rainier (or "Tacoma", as the Puyallup Tribe calls it) from Dune Peninsula Park at Point Defiance in the City of Tacoma by TryingToBeHere
Sometimes the native name is spelled Tahoma or Takhoma, but the Puyallup Tribe has clarified the name and preferred spelling -- "Tacoma" like the city.
Mt. Rainier (or "Tacoma", as the Puyallup Tribe calls it) from Dune Peninsula Park at Point Defiance in the City of TacomaTryingToBeHere t1_iv3cvqk wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Why don't we have Neandertal mitochondrial DNA? by nodeciapalabras
"white?" - there were no white people at this time
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Reply to comment by ohiking in One of the Smokiest Days 09/22/20 by IamYouamI123
I think it is Baby Island (aka Round Island) in Willapa Bay.