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This photo was taken at a really unique interactive street art installation near the Tacoma Art Museum. It really was fun to see it morph each day as the words were changed around.

My favorite place in Tacoma to go to for a sweet treat is "Hello Cupcake". My fried Maria and I discovered it a few years ago and then Janet and I happily revisited it to enjoy one of their fabulous cupcakes. They sell only cupcakes (tea, coffee and beverages) - an they are the best!

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  1. Little gems in Tacoma! :0) I always visit the arboretum in the park and the Grand theatre. These are great photographs!!

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  5. Thanks for the article. Very interesting.

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