Alta Vista: Capitol Avenue

***Luckily, I didn’t encounter any insurrectionists..***.

So, given the street name theme of national parks and iconic Presidents, I have to assume this street honors the building in DC that houses our worthless Congress. Maybe it seemed like a good idea at the time.

Anyway, this is another short side street that ends in a junction with yesterday’s featured Roosevelt Avenue.

***This is what our Capitol looks like…***

***What is up with people letting their dogs run loose? Oh, wait a minute. Buddy, get over here!***

***This goat house is the first house on the street. Doesn’t count for our purposes though.***

***Yes, there is a house on this street…***

***And another one is under construction next door.***

***Literally right next door. All those available lots and someone builds a place that abuts your retaining wall. Weird.***

***Apparently, it is supposed to look like this once completed. Although I note the absence of any neighbors.***

So, that’s it for Capitol Avenue. Tomorrow we will feature one of the two main thoroughfares that run the length of the subdivision. You won’t want to miss out on that kind of excitement!

That brings our tally to:

4 streets

7 houses

2 thoughts on “Alta Vista: Capitol Avenue”

Kevin Kim on 28/July/2021 at 11:35 am said:

Building a house right next to the only other house on the street is definitely weird.
John McCrarey on 29/July/2021 at 6:34 am said:

Yeah, I know a guy who just bought two lots here. Only way to be sure you won’t have a neighbor encroach on your space and view.

Long Time Gone

Alta Vista: Capitol Avenue

2 thoughts on “Alta Vista: Capitol Avenue”

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