We went out for dinner the other evening, and once the sun was no longer blasting directly in our eyes — yay for precession of the equinoxes — we were treated to a hell of a sight.
See, the Alaskan Way Viaduct has blocked any real view of the Puget Sound from ground level since the 1950s. But it’s going away. Near Pioneer Square, it’s gone. I can look right at the water.
Until they start building up that juicy real estate, of course. But I’ll enjoy it while I can.
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