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An illustrated itinerary

The walk, stop by stop

The 5 stops of South Sound to the Capitol, in route order.

Planned dates
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Planned walking distance
306.2 miles
Planned days
45
Itinerary stops
42
Choose a chapter: South Sound to the Capitol

South Sound to the Capitol

  1. Gouache view down a sloping street lined with timber and brick buildings and utility wires, toward pale bay water and wooded hills beyond.

    Day 41 · Scheduled earlier

    Shelton

    Mason County, WA

    The planned 11.1-mile leg reaches Shelton, Mason County’s seat and only incorporated city. Its local hospital district adds another layer to the city’s public-service history.

    11.1 planned walking miles
  2. Painted tidal flats with winding blue channels and rows of shellfish beds, framed by conifers, low hills and a narrow road in the distance.

    Day 42 · Scheduled earlier

    Kamilche

    Mason County, WA

    The planned 8.7-mile stage reaches Kamilche, followed by two walking days to the Capitol. Little Skookum Inlet is part of the area’s working-waterfront context.

    8.7 planned walking miles
  3. A madrone trunk with peeling coral and pale-green bark frames a quiet road, low roofs and blue inlet water, in a gouache and ink illustration.

    Day 43 · Scheduled earlier

    Madrona Beach

    Thurston County, WA

    Day 43 is planned as 11.4 miles to Madrona Beach. Eld Inlet and its creek basin provide the setting for the final stop before the Capitol walking stage.

    11.4 planned walking miles
  4. Gouache view of the Washington State Capitol dome and columned stone facade, framed by autumn trees, green lawn and an empty stone path.

    Day 44 · Scheduled earlier

    Olympia — Washington State Capitol

    Washington State Capitol campus, Olympia, WA

    The final walking stage is planned as 9.5 miles to the Legislative Building in Olympia. The campaign continues with a separate Awareness Day on Day 45.

    9.5 planned walking miles
  5. An empty wooden bench sits beneath golden autumn branches beside a low stone wall, with the Capitol dome beyond the trees, painted in gouache.

    Finish · Completed

    Olympia — the finish

    Olympia, WA

    Jeana Moore completed the Marrow Walk in Olympia on October 20, 2026. Her journey around the Salish Sea carried a grandmother’s love and an invitation to consider joining an…

The flyer: STOP BLOOD CANCER set in tall letters over a dark plum page, a quote, and a QR code beside a text-to-join line for the U.S.One standing face of the table tent: the same headline and quote on the left, a large QR code on the right.

Take it off the screen

Print it. Put it where people already stand.

A coffee counter, a church foyer, a break room, a race table. Every sheet carries the code that opens Jeana’s walk, and a number to text for anyone who would rather not scan — no app, no wifi, nothing to hand back.Every sheet carries the code that opens Jeana’s walk — nothing to install, nothing to hand back. The number to text printed beside it is for joining NMDP, which registers people who live in the U.S., its territories and the freely associated states. If you live anywhere else, find your country’s registry.

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