Did you glide back?
I don’t have a car in Seattle, and I’ve often felt like the only reason I’d want one is to go hiking more. So it was pretty convenient to be able to take public transit the whole way to get here. 
http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/transportation/metro-shuttle-service-to-popular-hiking-trails-returns-for-third-year/ …pic.twitter.com/bLKTEsyZNs
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It’s a good start, the
#publictransport option to#getoutside and away from the city; but that crowd isn’t terribly appealing. And there should certainly be more “quiet routes” in the city for#walking &#cycling.#greenspace#PhysicalActivity#mentalhealthThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Next thing,
@mlbaruchman will try some of that hang gliding. -
Ask Traffic Lab: Is hang gliding to work a new way to bypass Seattle rush hour?
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Michelle, how can you be a transportation reporter for the Seattle Times without a car! In order to understand the frustrations of all users you need to be aware of how everyone gets about and why they make certain choices.
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So you're saying Michelle has to purchase a depreciating asset that is a major cause of carbon emissions at the tune of thousands of dollars in order to perform successful journalism?
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