(December 2022 photo by Jason AG Enevoldsen)
The snow was on the ground when the educator/expert sky observer Alice Enevolsen three months ago, he ran his season-changing sunset watch at Solstice Park in West Seattle. Now the days are warmer and longer and it’s time to welcome spring. The time for the equinox is at 2:24 p.m. tomorrow (Monday March 20) and a few hours later Alice welcomes you to the park (upstream of the tennis courts at 7400 Fauntleroy Way SW) to learn more about what “equinox” really means “, and to see how the sunset aligns with the precisely placed rocks in the park. She will be there from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.; whether in sight or not, the sun will set behind the Olympics around 7 p.m. (usually about 10 minutes before the “official” sunset time). All ages are welcome; severe rain cancels.
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