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DocCaliban t1_iui0ekw wrote

Nice photo.

I like referring to the Lake Tapps area as Auburn. Makes people crazy, which makes it worth doing. 😂

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GoGoVTheWorld OP t1_iui0k91 wrote

Thank you! I’m not from Washington originally, I moved up three years ago and have been finding that I love it here! I don’t see myself living anywhere else now.

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grapeormelon t1_iuic5ui wrote

Oh man, I’ve had some good times on Lake Tapps.

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mrsmfm t1_iuidxee wrote

So many good childhood memories there.

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rosesandpiglets t1_iuignme wrote

I’m wholeheartedly convinced people’s opposition to using the native name (which the tribes of WA want used) is rooted in anglo-supremacy BS.

Rainer wasn’t even an American. In fact he FOUGHT against the founding of the US. Why people would want to honor a loser brit over the native name is beyond me.

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NoMoOmentumMan t1_iuihpjs wrote

It's impressive, really. /u/pala4833 managed to malign indigenous persons and those suffering from Tourette's Syndrome in one comment.

Show's not only their anglo-supremecy BS, but that they are also an ableist who likely hasn't had to suffer the slightest adversity in life so they are okay on shitting on any person that is 'other'.

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ExtraDependent883 t1_iuiivo8 wrote

Ahhh I've had some good times on the lake tapps golf course!! Thanks for bringing back the memories! Greta pic of the Mauna!!

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BavarianBaden t1_iuiqmti wrote

Keep in mind that Tahoma is actually the generic term for all white-capped mountains. Rainier does have a specific native name, which I can’t remember right now. I’ll see if I can find it again.

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ExtraDependent883 t1_iuj60k9 wrote

Yes! I love. I haven't lived in the NW for 15 years and haven't seen those friends for ten but you took me back to early summer, carefree days from another time in my life. I would have never gone down that memory lane without you.

And it's my birthday so thank you for the present! Also say whats up to mt rainier for me!

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RENdrops_ t1_iujfcjh wrote

Check out the green river gorge it's enumclaw area.... Pass over a narrow bridge and then walk down to a beautiful spot (small hike) there's a "waterfall" you can walk under and then when the water is low you can walk further down and summer time it's usually Poppin

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