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The new gateway presents a barrier to anybody wanting to take a vehicle onto the track. It will be easily accessible for runners and walkers, but not for riders and pushers. The blockout needs a single piece of fencing (as of this morning) to be complete.
You sound almost giddy. :)
ReplyDeleteNow all we need to do is figure out a way to keep the strollers off the greenway.
ReplyDeleteLisa: Not so giddy because I don't use the track and I don't care about the strollers on it from a personal standpoint. But I do feel for the people who don't have babies and want to use the track. The women with strollers have this entitlement thing going and they don't seem to give a Tinker's Damn about anybody else. It's sad to watch. Having babies is easy. Being respectful and thoughtful is more difficult.
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