#LiveInEverett April Top Picks
Header photo: Josh Jones.
We can feel the Everett summer… we’re so close to (consecutive) sunny days and relaxing on the waterfront or in a park. We’ve had some beautiful days in April, let’s take a look in this month’s #liveineverett.
We had some spectacular sunsets this month! 🌆
View this post on InstagramDid you catch that spectacular sky tonight? I captured this in North Everett. #liveineverett
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Seriously. So spectacular.
Did we mention the sunsets?
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…what’s behind the medical gas room door? 😷
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Hot Rod Heidi got the scoop on a new ramen shop opening on Colby. 🍲
Click to see a killer rainbow! 🌈
Spencer Island on a moody day is the best. ☁️
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This guy’s out here living his best life. 🐶
If the kiteboarders are at Jetty Island, summer has to be on its way.
View this post on InstagramEarly season ‘Board Meeting’ at Jetty island today, lots of familiar faces!
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That's it for this month's #liveineverett. Want to be featured in next month's post? Make sure to use #liveineverett in your Everett shots on Instagram. Keep on spreading that Everett goodness, friends!
Henry J is the Managing Editor of Live in Everett and lives in the Port Gardener neighborhood.
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