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Capitol Lake's past, present, and future

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Capitol Building

Considering that it’s the Capitol Lake, I like to study the Capitol building as well.

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Views

I took these photographs throughout my field study Wednesday, as I walked from the north end to the south and climbed the hill, and I noticed these all faced toward the north and gave...

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Signs

As I spend more time at Capitol Lake I begin to notice more and more signs. There are educational signs and warning signs, put up by the government, and signs that have been altered or put up...

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What’s in the water?

As I walked the perimeter of the Lake I noticed different things in the water. I think because of how windy it was on Wednesday, the waves were accumulating more material on the surface...

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Field Study #3

The second viewpoint I observed Capitol Lake from on Saturday the 2nd was from up on the Capitol campus, looking toward the north and toward Budd Inlet. I walked the Hillside trail up to the...

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Field Study #2

On Saturday, April 2nd, I set out to observe Capitol Lake. It was a beautiful sunny day, 60 degrees and hardly any clouds. As I crossed the street and began walking toward the lake...

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Field Study #1

On Wednesday, March 30th I began my first observation of Capitol Lake. I sat on a bench with my back toward 5th Avenue. The first thing I noticed were the people walking, talking, and...