Tip top of steeply inclined Queen Anne hill

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 The easy downward part over, we now crossed Fremont bridge and then began the climb to the top of Queen Anne hill (which looked so much less steep and long on my maps!) And then there had to be some rain, too?!:


Very handsome stained glass inside at least!:



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