Tacoma Urbanist
Jul. 3, 2008 at 12:20am
Frost Park Update: Mystery Cleaning and Chalking
Mystery Clean Up of Frost Park
Yesterday, I received a mystery photo apparently showing a heroic clean up of Frost Park.
Check this out:
Thanks to all who showed up to clean up Frost Park yesterday. Perhaps there will be more pictures forthcoming.
Frost Park Friday at Noon
Looks like there will be some community chalking and some people may bring desserts. We will see what happens and what RR Anderson does.
 by KevinFreitas on 7/3/2008 @ 6:33am | Haha, where's my harness? I don't even like edges! ;) Thanks to Dave L for the bucket and brush. It felt great to help wipe the slate/cement clean for this week. See everyone out there tomorrow! (I figured out treats to bring, too) |
 by Dave L. on 7/3/2008 @ 8:39am | Thanks to Kevin for for the help, or else this time it would have been just me... Kevin picked up a fair amount of litter in the park, too. We left Andrea's ship and Ariel's eyes, but the subsequent rain may have done them in. |
 by dawntown on 7/3/2008 @ 9:33am | Good thing it rained sometime during the night. Looks like Mother Nature stepped up to bat.
Thank you Kevin and Dave (once again)! See ya'll tonite at TallShips |
 by Erik on 7/3/2008 @ 10:45am | Looks like there will be some community chalking and some people may bring desserts. We will see what happens and what RR Anderson does. RR Anderson has spoken about the chalk event at Frost Park this Friday to clear up any confusion: i.feedtacoma.com/NineInchNachos/rrs-open... |
by Erik on 7/3/2008 @ 12:12pm | I have received another photo. Looks to be from Kevin: Nice work Kevin! |
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