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<\/a><\/p>\nWe went, on John’s request, to see an enormous yacht apparently owned by some Russian vodka billionaire.\u00a0 John was inspired, I think, but he ended up getting a bit smaller vessel\u00a0 for his birthday– and, sorry for him, one without a landing pad for a helicopter or a crew of 50– a single kayak.<\/p>\n
We rode by a dangerous sewer grate that I had noticed before, but could not remember the location.<\/p>\n Thankfully, as we age, we have smart phones to record what we forget:<\/p>\n So this dangerous grate is not the worse I’ve seen… that would be this arm-breaker:<\/p>\n The grate we saw yesterday is actually in a bike lane<\/strong><\/em>. How is it that SDOT has not replaced it?\u00a0 Let’s let them know, shall we? But how?\u00a0 SDOT has a pothole reporting form<\/a>, but no obvious way to report a dangerous condition that it affirmatively created.<\/p>\n Cascade’s Bikewise has a form for hazards… let’s try it<\/a>.\u00a0 Hmmm… I must have forgotten my password<\/a>.\u00a0 Reset… No email helping me yet.\u00a0 I hope this danger does not continue… Can anyone else report this?<\/p>\n One possible outcome of such a grate is a flat tire.\u00a0 That would be the least of someone’s worries, but that is what happened to me on our ride (though not because of the grate).<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n