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Suspicious-Taste-118 t1_itwgzxc wrote

Welcome! The Midwest has extremely beautiful falls, as well. Highly recommend if you have the chance to travel there this season.

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MontEcola t1_itwj814 wrote

Welcome! If you want to see some colors, Google this: smugglers notch fall colors photo

I tried to pass a link, but it did not work.

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VariousHumanOrgans t1_itwknws wrote

Don’t let any of the locals tell you it sucks now compared to whenever.

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bbqsauceontiddies t1_itwlqbe wrote

I’m glad you’re enjoying it here! Out of everywhere in the US, what made you choose Seattle?

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HappyInNature t1_itwnccs wrote

Washington has a few places where the fall is incredible but I'm general other places are much prettier for the changing of the seasons.

Still, welcome either way!

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RavenCroft23 t1_itwor8d wrote

I was born here and my state sucks ass (TX, fuck you Texas!) you chose right with UW, congrats on getting accepted!

We’re not in the greatest way these days but nevertheless welcome to the United States, I hope you enjoy your time in Washington and in our country.

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Adub024 t1_itwosf1 wrote

One of the most beautiful places on the planet. Thanks for coming!

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NoticeOk295 OP t1_itwp8s3 wrote

Thank you so much!

Honestly, this is better than where I am coming from. Haha I am surprised people have issues with the air quality sometimes but to me, it seems better than normal. Its been a month and I haven’t found one reason to crib.

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Bobdayface t1_itx55dl wrote

Welcome!!! Not sure about the climate you’re used to but man oh man do these next couple of months of clouds and rain pay off for the summers we get!! Congrats on your acceptance to UW!

Edit: I love all of our weather here!

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missmobtown t1_itx818w wrote

Yes, I love how it is always green in winter 💚 ... Until our semi-annual snow dump, that is!

I love all the weather in Washington, this fall has seemed especially beautiful.

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Chadmuska64 t1_itxb83i wrote

You should make your way to central Washington. It’s just as beautiful over here without all of the traffic and a lot less homeless junkies!

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errhead56 t1_itxd45m wrote

Oneonta and multnomah falls are just a few hours drive away for more fall vibes. I think Vashon Island might offer some coziness, too.

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lovesmtns t1_itxd8bo wrote

Next summer, on an nice summer day, go down to the Canoe House and rent a canoe, and paddle over to the Arboretum. Take a loaf of stale bread. You will be surrounded by dozens of ducks, lots of fun. I think right now, there is a lot of construction, so you may need to wait until they are done with that. Also, Gasworks Park is very nice to visit. And some sunny weekend, take a ferry over to Bremerton, walk around a bit, and then come back. Don't need a car. Just a pretty ride, and not very expensive.

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MontEcola t1_itxl0m9 wrote

Late September and Early October would be the time to see those colors. Drive up that road, go south, and drive up to Lincoln Gap and down that side. The trees meet over the road, and it is like driving through a tunnel.

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leilani238 t1_itxx2f8 wrote

Yeah, this. I love Washington, but it's not the best place for fall color. I'm actually visiting the NY/NJ area now and we've had some time to go leaf peeping, and I finally understand why people love fall! It's spectacular. Vibrant yellows, oranges, reds, and purples as far as the eye can see, on every tree, vast tracts of forest.

I don't know if anywhere beats the PNW for wildflowers in the summer, though :)

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Sparky337 t1_itxzuzw wrote

Go check out the beach, and country side

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Dolomight206 t1_ity1w30 wrote

Was this in the apartments across the road from Coulon?

Btw, Welcome to the GREAT Norf West! ✊🏿

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heptapodB t1_ity3ls2 wrote

I grew up feeding the ducks bread and it was a lot of fun, but I found out it's reeally bad for them. They'll come up to you anyway looking for a treat. The canoe is a great idea. Last time I rented one there, a family of baby ducks folowed the boat.

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lovesmtns t1_ity62vk wrote

A better treat would be cracked corn, or even just rolled oats, which at least float. But I agree, bread is probably a poor choice for ducks. Hey, a bag of rolled oats is easy :). And the ducks are just so memorable and fun :).

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Fader4D8 t1_ityaykq wrote

Welcome! Go to Discovery Park

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stubxlife t1_itye7e9 wrote

Welcome! Keep looking around; it gets even better than this.

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yme2123 t1_ityfefh wrote

Welcome to the fresh greenery and air. Congratulations!!

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amohr t1_ityh697 wrote

Summer is fantastic. It begins around the 4th of July and usually lasts two entire months. People visit during summer and then decide to move here, having not experienced the other 10 months.

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herbage923 t1_ityltui wrote

Lol I know exactly where this is. Standing from Christie Park looking at Kelly Anne apartments.

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It-apostrophe-sMe t1_itzjxd2 wrote

People were talking about air quality because it rarely happens here when the quality is bad. Also, even though it is much better than some other places, my experience is that once you spend few years here you get used to it and then the bad quality starts affecting you. I also thought the same that even if it is worse, it still is much better than where i am from. Soon i started feeling the congestion and figured that i am not used to that anymore :(

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CRubus t1_itzxt9d wrote

Make sure you drive into the country to see some real colors.

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oviporus t1_itzzl8g wrote

Just wait until you see the homeless camps!

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OneTwoKiwi t1_iu08h91 wrote

If you like fall here, you gotta visit the northeast. Hudson Valley in NY, third week of October. Go to a pumpkin patch, apple orchard, cider bar, haunted house/hayride. Colors will be RED ORANGE YELLOW bonanza!!!

Edit: Theres also the Fall Foliage Map so you can stay updated on those leaves!

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cocawaterever t1_iu106gl wrote

As soon as you being robbed, you will be amazed again - my first time in US and Seattle

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