

We admired the tidy streets of New Holly and even exchanged greetings with a woman who was cleaning a street equipped with a trash can and trash picker upper.
Trees at Shaffer Park were in bloom.
North and west of New Holly, we observed a primarily residential area with a mix of homes, mostly well maintained. It was a little noisy closer to I-5 and King County International Airport/Boeing Field.
Beacon Avenue has a lovely median strip and a few churches, St. Mark's Lutheran and Bethany United Church of Christ (both pictured in a prior post).
We spotted a community garden and
signs for the Refugee Women's Alliance and Standing Against Foreclosure and Eviction behind Bethany Church,
some pretty healthy looking greens
and a sculpture made from lids, hanging in a tree.
This area is home to the Graham Street Grocery.
Once again, I was surprised by the size of New Holly and I have not yet walked all of its streets.
92%!
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