Everett and Bothell sit eleven miles apart on the map but occupy meaningfully different positions in the Pacific Northwest landscape. Everett is a port city, the largest in Snohomish County, built on a low shelf above Puget Sound with the Olympic Range visible on clear days to the west and the Cascades to the east. Bothell straddles the county line between Snohomish and King, a position that gives it a particular kind of ambiguity: it is suburban in character but urban in pressure, growing faster than its infrastructure was designed to accommodate. What both cities share in October is the annual problem of yard cleanup in Everett, WA and across the corridor: the canopy is letting go, the rains are arriving, and the yards of both cities are communicating something specific about how they have been managed.
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