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Originally published Thursday, March 12, 2009 at 12:00 AM

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New card deck acts as guide to local attractions

"52 Weekends in Seattle," a deck of cards that functions as a guidebook, is new from a Portland publisher.

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Next time you're stumped for a weekend outing, here's a deal: Pick a card, any card.

WestWinds Press of Portland has released "52 Weekends in Seattle," which morphs a guidebook to local attractions into a glossy deck of cards.

Each of the 4-inch by 5 ½-inch cards features a Puget Sound-area attraction or event, ranging from the well-known — Space Needle, Ballard Locks, Woodland Park Zoo — to the more obscure, such as Slater Museum of Natural History (Tacoma) or the Seattle International Beerfest.

One side of each card features a color photo, with the flip side giving "when, where, when and how" information, along with a Web address, toll-free phone number, basic directions and hours. Six icons indicate whether the destination is child-friendly, dog-friendly, accessible by mass transit or bike, handicap-accessible and free or inexpensive.

The set, in a flip-top box, retails for $12.95.

— Brian J. Cantwell

Copyright © 2009 The Seattle Times Company

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