Sorry to shout, but isn't this big news?
I've now used the new men's room twice; everything is fine, the dryer giving an unusually long time to dry one's hands, except that I haven't yet gotten soap from the dispenser.
Sorry about no photos. But it's a good thing that now that the most photogenic set of locked doors is unlocked, there's only one set left.
Oh, I don't know that. For all I know today's the day of Burke-Gilman Playground Park's weekly restrooms closure. Or someone has rendered the ones at mid-Golden Gardens Park unusable. But actually vandalism usually only closes one restroom at a time. And BGPP's set close only one day a week, usually.
So I think it's pretty likely that the list of intentionally closed park restrooms in North Seattle now stands like this:
- University Playground
- Magnuson Park, Brig
- Green Lake Park, Bathhouse Theater
- Matthews Beach, shower set
- Any that might be closed in Woodland Park Zoo
In other words, if things are as I expect, University Playground is now the only park in North Seattle that has restrooms, but no open restrooms. While for a large number of homeless people this is bad news, it's a huge improvement on last March.
In a couple of days, I'll write in you again about restrooms closed and open, dear Diary. Until then!
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