#RunningTo Week 6 in Review: Storybrooke, Seattle, Mount Rainier

Posted on by Thomas Mark Zuniga

There’s no time. NO TIME. I just have to show you guys this:

#RunningTo: Gopher Hole Museum

Oh, sorry, I’m past the Gopher Hole Museum now. It’s such a pity, but I’m glad y’all enjoyed my recounting of that adventure!

Last week’s pictographical recap was my most viewed #RunningTo Week in Review to date, so I’ll be sure to visit another dead / anthropomorphically dressed rodent museum some time! I hear Portland’s got a killer squirrel thing going.

But onto #RunningTo Week 6, which was just as momentous and incredible as all the others. I rounded out my first Canadian venture with a literal walk through Storybrooke! I’m a huge Once Upon a Time fan, so to walk down the “Main Street” of British Columbia’s Steveston where they film — life-changing.

Also a dream come true? Seattle. Simply Seattle. Check out my Week 6 in review!

#RunningTo: Storybrooke
This bakery is still officially called something else, but they leave up their Storybrooke sign year-round!
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The pet shelter where David Nolan / Prince Charming worked! This building is actually empty inside and serves as a landmark.
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Mr. Gold’s pawn shop!
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Outside Granny’s!
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Storybrooke’s library / clocktower! They digitally insert the clock part into the show. Had NO idea.
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JIMINY CRICKET’S / DR. HOPPER’S OFFICE DOOR. I just wanted him to be there and counsel me.
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My first moments back in Seattle after a 2 1/2 year absence. Glorious.
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Pike Place: greatest marketplace in America.
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Biking Seattle since Biking Vancouver a week prior was such a thrill!
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Most stunning skyline I’ve ever seen.
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This poor lady had some trouble taking my picture on the ferry boat . . .
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. . . as you can see.
#RunningTo: Mount Rainier
Checking out the tallest mountain in the contig-48!
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Rainier at 4am. “Chilling” doesn’t describe the scene enough.
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Rainier sunrise after my campout there. She’s glowing.

That’s all for this week’s #RunningTo Week in Review! Keep up to date with all my wanderings on Twitter and Instagram with my #RunningTo hashtag.

Until next time, what’s your favorite dead gopher? Oops. I mean . . . what’s the prettiest city / skyline you’ve ever seen?

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Kelsea 14 July 2014
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AH! I didn’t know you could walk through Storybrooke! I love Once Upon a Time, so I guess that’ll have to be added to my “To Visit” list…Can you go into places like Granny’s and Mr. Gold’s?! Anyway, so cool to view your adventures, the pictures of Rainier are awesome! I haven’t been too many places, but Pittsburgh has a nice skyline!

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Thomas Mark Zuniga 14 July 2014
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Kelsea AH! I didn't know you could walk through Storybroo

The insides of those buildings are all filmed elsewhere, but the outsides are all up and down that small town street! Pretty awesome experience since I’m a die-hard fan of the show.f

I’ve never been to Pitt, but have heard great things and hope to visit as part of #RunningTo!

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Rebecka 13 July 2014
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I still love that dead gopher angel! As far as cities go, Edinburgh is really pretty and so is Stockholm.

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Thomas Mark Zuniga 13 July 2014
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SF certainly has a sweet skyline. The whole west coast is filled with some epic views of cities by the water. Looking forward to hitting that area soon! Glad you’re enjoying my journey, Josiah. I hope you travel and get to experience something like it too someday! Appreciate all the kind words of support. Much love.

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Published by Thomas Mark Zuniga

Melancholic delighter in the what-comes-next. I'm the site editor and podcast host for Your Other Brothers, a community navigating faith, homosexuality, and masculinity. Together. My favorite place is the space where coffee and vulnerability meet.