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But I Was Promised a View of the Capitol
By Jamie Mottram | July 10, 2008
Half Street Blues shares a disturbing development: a big red tent atop one of the Nats Park garages that’s obstructing those trumpeted Capitol views.
For 95% of ticketholders (i.e. everyone who’s not sitting high atop the first base line), it’s no big deal. It’s probably a nice little change, a splash of Nats Red against the concrete jungle. But for those other 5%, that plain sucks and is another misstep for an organization that doesn’t know any other way.
Oh well, just more reason to spend your games drinking at the Red Loft.
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July 10th, 2008 at 1:28 pm
You have to admit that view of the Geico Gecko is the hotness, though.
July 10th, 2008 at 2:18 pm
I just can’t get worked up about the views of anything not in the stadium. I don’t go to Nats Park to see the Capitol.
Then again, if the team wasn’t so miserable (i.e., if they gave people a reason not to let their attention wander from the field) I bet there would be fewer complaints about the skyline.
July 10th, 2008 at 2:46 pm
So what is 5% of the fans at a Nats game? Like 20 or something. Maybe they can sign a petition.