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Submitted by Bert on Sat, 09/13/2008 - 4:33pm.
I went to the State of Washington Law Enforcement Memorial today for the 20/20 Vision Olympia See It While You Can event. I had my picture taken and even picked up an "Endangered Views" t-shirt. Also took a few photos myself. You can find them by linking from the photo posted above. bert
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A lot of people with
Submitted by Crenshaw Sepulveda on Sun, 09/14/2008 - 8:33pm.A lot of people with cameras in your picture, which is just incredible. It seems like many people appreciate that particular view. I think that if a view like this can still exist in 2008 it is worth keeping. We are lucky to not have had too much development in the subject area. There are many places where developers can build their fancy condos, there are not many views like this left and it should remain in the public domain.
"I would make it impossible for the covetous and avaricious to utterly impoverish the poor. The rich can take care of themselves."
^@^