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Day 4 – 365 Things To Do In Bellingham, WA – Go for a Swim

Go for a swim at the Arne Hanna Aquatic Center .

Go inside for a swim at Bellingham’s public pool. There are is something here for everyone with four swimming pools, “which include a beach-entry instructional pool with a 135 foot water slide ending in it, a 25 yard, eight-lane lap pool, a dive tank with a one-meter springboard and a hydrotherapy pool for those 16 years of age and older. ”

The Arne Hanna Aquatic Center offers loads of programs, including lap swims, American Red Cross swim lessons and training courses. If you want to exercise in the water there are three different intensity levels of shallow water aerobics, deep water running, deep water aerobics.

They also offer water child care, kayaking and preschool, family and open swims.

You can check out there schedule here.

Solid Puget Neighborhood Home with Bay & City Views

2 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath, 1872 Sq Ft, .26 Acres

Address: 1246 St Paul Street, Bellingham, WA 98229

MLS #: 29074338

This solid 1954 home in located in the desirable Puget neighborhood. It has views of Bellingham Bay and the city. The home has beautiful mature landscaping with a fully fenced backyard and a variety of well established trees & flowering shrubs. The basement could easily include a third bedroom or an office/rec room/family room.  It has air conditioning and it is located near schools, parks & shopping. The versatile outbuilding in the backyrard that sits at the back of the property could be  wonderful art studio or  workshop.

Puget, Pizza and playing Kick the Can

                          I grew up in the Puget Neighborhood. We actually lived at the top of Puget St. and I remember distinctly having to walk up “the hill” after school. That’s ok, it was great exercise and everyone would walk home. We would be laughing, sharing stories of the day, planning what would happen over the weekend. Whether it was someone to stay over or a game of Kick the can. Back then the neighborhood consisted of pretty much everyone who lived around the area not just a few nearby or next door. Kids would come from Queen St. St. Paul and even a few that lived in up on the top of Puget, what is now considered Pacific View.

A few years later we moved to W.Racine which became the Mecca for our games. Having lots of brothers and sisters and all their friends we always had something going on. Kick the Can was one of the most popular. Of course everyone has different variations which you can check out in the link above.

I have many found memories growing up in this neighborhood and looking forward to showing you the area.

You may be wondering why Pizza is in my post? Well, I was in the Puget neighborhood Papa Murphy’s picking up a pizza for my family. I visited with the manager and she indicated the particular pizza I was ordering has been very popular this month. It was 4 dollars off the normal price and it took in 22% of their sales. 

As always, looking forward to your call

Real estate- Real life

Katharine

Buyertours Realty 360-220-5915

Puget Neighborhood

The Puget Neighborhood is located along Lakeway Drive east of I-5. It includes a wide variety of real estate from the hillsides south of Lakeway Drive that provide sweeping views of the Bay to the low, wetland areas along Whatcom Creek. Civic Field, Bellingham’s public recreation complex, is located here and brings in people from all over Bellingham and Whatcom County. The neighborhood has a commercial area nearby Civic Field that includes Lakeway Center, Fred Meyer, numerous restaurants and other businesses. Another development is located along Whatcom Creek and includes industrial, retail and office areas.