A bunny crossing sign on a tree in Fremont.
Site: Bunny Crossing sign
Location: Canal Park, 199 N Canal St, Fremont, Seattle, Washington
Cost: Free to see.
Hours: Always visible.
Date: June 29, 2009

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A bunny crossing sign on a tree in Fremont.
Site: Bunny Crossing sign
Location: Canal Park, 199 N Canal St, Fremont, Seattle, Washington
Cost: Free to see.
Hours: Always visible.
Date: June 29, 2009
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