Today's walk took me to the area between 24th and 35th Avenues NE from  60th to 65th Street. The neighborhood map I found calls this area Ravenna but this "We Love Bryant Elementary" sign keep popping up. The school abuts this area to the south and I passed it on the walk.

The other things that kept popping up were tree swings - I saw more of these than Little Free Libraries. Assumption-Saint Bridget Elementary School (and Assumption Church) is on the north end of this area. It appears that there will enough children to populate the schools if the current residents remain here.

Cherry trees in bloom greeted me ...

... as did Apple trees in bloom. I noted lots of small houses on small lots, no alleys, lots of cars parked on many of the streets, many newer, larger houses, a few houses needing a little love (or maybe waiting to be replaced), ...

... this mural on the side of Zouave Restaurant, ...

... parking strip art, ...

... an interesting "No Soliciting" sign

and what looked like a Little Free Library but was more like a doll house.

A Dead End street off 24th Avenue took me to a private cul-de-sac called Twin Maple Lane.

Along my 4.5 mile walk, I passed six Little Free Libraries and I could have learned a lot from the varied contents, such as how to teach statistics, how to prepare for the LSATs, how to identify the trees of Seattle or the birds of America. There were also some magazines and children's books.