Tonight's WOS Meeting:
It's on the fringe of UW Campus, in the NE area, NE of the football
stadium and fields; traffic can be bad, especially in the Montlake area,
so keep that in mind.
One way to go: take I-5 North to the N 45th st exit to the UW, the first
exit on I-5 after you cross the Lake Washington Ship Canal. Go Right
(east) on 45th, pass through many (like maybe 8) aggravating traffic
lights in the course of about a 1/2 mile, pass the main UW campus and
proceed down a steep viaduct; at the bottom there's a stop light, bear
left (Sand Point Way), passing the University Village shopping area;
take a right at the next light (a few hundred yards from the bottom of
the viaduct) into Union Bay Place the CUH is about a 1/4 mile down on
the right, where the road curves to the left. It's not really far from
I-5 but there's a lot of traffic to contend with, especially at that
hour.

Another option is to take the 520 ramp off I-5, get off before the
bridge, taking the first exit (Montlake); go left at the light, go North
across the Montlake Bridge, stay in the right lanes, pass the UW & Husky
stadium and proceed on Sand Point way, passing University Village (it
should be on your LEFT), bearing right to Union Bay place, as above.

Check out our lakes web page!
http://splash.metrokc.gov/wlr/waterres/lakes/index.htm

Kevin Li
King County Environmental Lab
322 W. Ewing St.
Seattle, WA 98119-1507

Mail Stop: LAB

(206) 684-2344
(206) 684-2395 fax
kevin.li at metrokc.gov





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>From: TWEETERS-owner at u.washington.edu[SMTP:TWEETERS-owner at u.washington.edu]
>Sent: Monday, February 02, 1998 3:51 PM
>To: Akio.Ueno at metrokc.gov; Kevin.Li at metrokc.gov
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>From: Rob Saecker <rsaecker at thurston.com>
>To: tweeters at u.washington.edu
>Subject: Wos meeting
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>Tweets,
>I was thinking about driving up for the WOS meeting tonight, but realized
>that I have no idea where the Center for Urban Horticulture is. Can anyone
>help with directions? Anyone from Oly area going? Thanks...
>
>Rob Saecker
>Olympia
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