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Pro
Mild Climate no more shoveling! Mountains and Beaches
Con
Cost of living and Terrible Liberal Government
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Great place to get away and enjoy the mountains and Puget Sound
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Great Burgers and ale seved up with a smile. Sit back and watch the saliboats drift by and see a sunset on Mount Rainier!
Updated Jan 30, 2003
Website: www.tidestavern.com
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Favorite thing: visit the Tides Tavern. A quaint tavern located on the water. In the summer it's fabulous to sit outside on the deck and take in the beauty of the Harbor and view of Mt. Ranier. Also, if your a sailor, pull right up to their dock and tie up. They need to make the outside seating area larger.
Fondest memory: Gig Harbor is like the Sausilito of the Pacific Northwest. Art Galleries, resturants and the general beauty of a harbor village. I lived there for 4 years and will be returning for good this fall to open a bed a breakfast. If you sail, it's a beautiful harbor to sail into. I miss walking through the harbor on summer afternoons. I found the residents of Gig Harbor very friendly. Everyone you pass walking on the streets always has a smile and a friendly hello. Try to find that in a big city.
Written Aug 24, 2002
Fondest memory: In Gig Harbor, I love to go walking along the waterfront in downtown, especially on a sunny day. It's just nice to walk along the sidewalk and go in and look around the little shops with friends. A good way to spend your Saturday afternoon.
Written Aug 24, 2002
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