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Sister Cities Pedestrian Bridge

AlexanderGartley — 2008-08-15T18:31:47Z

changed the description intro to a full sentence

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- Pedestrian ["Bridges" bridge] that crosses the ["Genesee River"] in ["Downtown"] Rochester's ["Convention District"], and has flags (and plaques) representing each of Rochester's ["Sister Cities"] around the world.	+ The '''Sister Cities Pedestrian Bridge''' is a pedestrian ["Bridges" bridge] that crosses the ["Genesee River"] in ["Downtown"] Rochester's ["Convention District"], and has flags (and plaques) representing each of Rochester's ["Sister Cities"] around the world.

AlexanderGartley — 2008-03-04T14:57:03Z

edited description intro, added wiki link to Bridges page

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- This bridge crosses the ["Genesee River"] in ["Downtown"] Rochester's ["Convention District"], and has flags (and plaques) representing each of Rochester's ["Sister Cities"] around the world.	+ Pedestrian ["Bridges" bridge] that crosses the ["Genesee River"] in ["Downtown"] Rochester's ["Convention District"], and has flags (and plaques) representing each of Rochester's ["Sister Cities"] around the world.
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- The bridge is lttle used, and in disrepair. It seems that the bridge, and mini-park, were designed to attract visitors from the convention center and hotel. Unfortunately, there are few people around the area most of the time, and most foot traffic travels in different directions.	+ The bridge is lttle used, and in disrepair. It seems that the bridge, and mini-park, were designed to attract visitors from the convention center and hotel. Unfortunately, there are few people around the area most of the time, and most foot traffic travels in different directions.

FarMcKon — 2005-11-19T23:32:37Z

added comment on disuse

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- [[Thumbnail(sister_cities_bridge.jpg,right,300, "Looking west over the Sister Cities Pedestrian Bridge. Model Pedestrian is ROCwiki user ["LoriWheeland"]")]]	+ [[Image(sister_cities_bridge.jpg, "Looking west over the Sister Cities Pedestrian Bridge. Model Pedestrian is ROCwiki user ["LoriWheeland"]", 300, right, thumbnail)]]
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	+ + The bridge is lttle used, and in disrepair. It seems that the bridge, and mini-park, were designed to attract visitors from the convention center and hotel. Unfortunately, there are few people around the area most of the time, and most foot traffic travels in different directions.

AndrewWheeland — 2005-11-19T00:45:48Z

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	+ ------ + ''2005-11-18 17:45:48'' [[nbsp]] The flags and plaques here are currently in considerable dis-repair... You can see the tattered flags in the image. And the handrails are covered in bird droppings, etc. It needs a little work done. --["AndrewWheeland"]

AndrewWheeland — 2005-11-19T00:44:38Z

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AndrewWheeland — 2005-11-19T00:43:16Z

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AndrewWheeland — 2005-11-19T00:39:17Z

AndrewWheeland — 2005-11-19T00:37:18Z

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	+ This bridge crosses the ["Genesee River"] in ["Downtown"] Rochester's ["Convention District"], and has flags (and plaques) representing each of Rochester's ["Sister Cities"] around the world. +