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First time visiting Washington and got to experience a low tide

I had so much fun going to Seattle and getting to what a low tide ocean is like. Such beautiful scenery and so many cool wildlife. Starfish, crabs, eels, clams, etc. I got to play with some of the little crabs. Don't worry they were not harmed and respectfully put back in their place 💚

I would love to explore more of Washington and even Oregon. Which places should I visit next?

u/missykewl — 7 hours ago
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Recommendations for romance as well as romance and fantasy storylines

I would love recommendations for all of the best: romance / fantasy, enemies to lovers, step siblings- romance, etc. The steamier the better. Also a major fan of werewolves when it comes to the fantasies as well as fairies, vampires, witches, etc. also really loud books like real world romance with happy endings... Please and thank you

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u/missykewl — 2 months ago