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We started out from the museum and walked north to Lake View Cemetery, which really does have a beautiful view of Lake Washington. We walked around looking for Bruce and Brandon Lee's graves. I had read that there were almost always fresh flowers on the graves and there were.
Next we went north to the GAR Cemetery which I have mentioned in an earlier posting. Then we walked south along 15th to Thomas and across to 19th. Along the way, we spotted a house with interesting artwork on its facade and Meany Middle School.
We walked north on 19th to Aloha where we stopped and had a great lunch at Vios Cafe. Finally, we returned to the SAAM for a great visit and an enjoyable exhibit.
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