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What a homecoming for Poppy! From visiting many of Tacoma's picturesque waterfront parks to grabbing a coveted Howdy Bagel, Grit City showed off during Poppy's stay 🗻 Shout-out to the design and construction firms behind many of these iconic South Sound spots! Stay tuned as Poppy's travels take her south to Oregon and California. 🗺 Poppy's stops: - Melanie Jan LaPlant Dressel Park (Pease Construction) - Howdy Bagel - Wilson Way Pedestrian Bridge (Site Workshop Landscape Architecture) - Owen Beach (Site Workshop Landscape Architecture, Colvos Construction) - Hidden Beach - People's Pilates - Hilltop - South Tacoma Way street mural

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Susan O'Leary

Operations Manager

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I love all the bright colors in these photos- she really got around town 😍

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Grace Takehara

Marketing Strategist at Middle of Six

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I LOVE the new Melanie Jan LaPlant Dressel Park along Thea Foss Waterway. Such an interactive and playful site!

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Wendy Simmons

Founding Principal, Middle of Six

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💛 T-Town 💛

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