By this time the rain had finally stopped, so I walked down to do the Plymouth Columns, which were still dark with the morning's rain. The trees in the park have grown significantly since I left town.
Saturday, April 14, 2018
First Hill in Seattle
I was up for a concert on Thursday, and stuck around for a sketchcrawl on Friday morning. It was raining lightly for most of the morning, so I wandered around looking for places that were out of the rain and had a view of something interesting. I circled the area for a bit until I ended up at the top of First Hill, tucked into the entrance of the Polyclinic, and sketching First Baptist (where the concert had been). It's actually even more baroque than this. I left out about half of the twiddly bits.
Then I headed back down to Pike and found a spot where I could see the dome of First Covenant (the body was hidden behind a building with a parking lot on its roof) with the buildings of downtown rising behind it.
By this time the rain had finally stopped, so I walked down to do the Plymouth Columns, which were still dark with the morning's rain. The trees in the park have grown significantly since I left town.
By this time the rain had finally stopped, so I walked down to do the Plymouth Columns, which were still dark with the morning's rain. The trees in the park have grown significantly since I left town.
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