RE: https://social.growyourown.services/@FediTips/116432436280180996

If any locals have been thinking about migrating over to Tacoma Community, here is a nice guide to help you. 😁

We would love to have you!

#TacomaCommunity #Tacoma #TacomaWA #SouthSound

Puget Sound Mutual Aid Group operates in the Tacoma-Gig Harbor region, providing goods and supplies for homeless community members. They're still developing but already focused on the work that matters most.

https://www.radical-guide.com/listing/puget-sound-mutual-aid-group/

#MutualAid #Tacoma #Washington #CommunitySupport

Gosh dang I hope this passes 😬 I love Tacoma so much and our streets are SO BAD still, even after some significant recent investments.

https://www.theurbanist.org/tacoma-tries-again-for-safer-streets-with-200-million-levy/

#Tacoma #TacomaWA #VisionZero

Last Saturday: jin jin matcha in downtown #Tacoma, Washington, USA. 🍵🍵🌿

#FensterFreitag #ViernesDeVentanas #WindowFriday #TacomaWA #PNW

HOT GIRLS
DRINK MATCHA

Back to #Tacoma roof racks... A roof rack is such a good and convenient place to put an antenna. It might be worth the fuel economy hit and the wind noise.

I can't put any antennas forward of the windshield sight lines to keep my 👸🏼 happy. She wants nothing obscuring the view.

I've got a tonneau cover on the bed and the bed is fiberglass so there's an obstruction and there's a poor ground plane back there. Yes the exterior of the bed is sheet metal but all of the interior is fiberglass of some sort.

There are brackets to put antennas just above the rear brake lights. But I really don't like that mounting location (easy for me to rip the antenna off the truck on brush and bushes). And poor grounding. And it looks quite odd.

That really only leaves the roof.

Hence the need for a roof rack.

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