All you need to do is read Komo’s piece. It clearly says some Seattle parks that were closed since the stay at home order are reopening this weekend along with the markets. I guess I can’t take that as as truth then. My bad. Would not be the first time the media gets it wrong. Most of them get it wrong on purpose actually much of the time. I was simply stating I would not want to live where I could see a Seattle park because that would mean I had to live there. The only skyscrapers I prefer to live among have trees all over them and snow in winter.
Your original post had nothing to do with living in Seattle.
It had to do with parks and farmers markets being open in populous areas and you wanted to know why we couldn't fish.
As I pointed out multiple times, Seattle parks (populous area) weren’t closed except for Easter weekend.
You doubted me even though I live across the street from a Seattle Park, which by the way is a good distance from any skyscrapers and has a really nice saltwater beach.
You didn’t get the response you wanted to your original post due to inaccurate media coverage or your interpretation of it so you turned it into a I wouldn’t want to live in Seattle thread.
You live in a nice area. Enjoy it for all its worth.
I like the fact I can walk five minutes from my house and I can fish the saltwater when it is open.
There are a lot of things I don’t like about living here but living near Puget Sound isn’t one of them.
Thanks for admitting you were wrong about parks here being closed.
Let’s hope we can all fish soon.
SF