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Judi Lynn

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1. So much healthier for people to walk as part of their daily life, too, isn't it?
Mon Apr 2, 2018, 11:09 PM
Apr 2018

It's healthier without the car fumes, of course, and eliminates the opportunity for lunatic wingers to leap into their cars or rented trucks and run down pedestrians, as well.

Wouldn't think there could be a downside to this. It looks like a user-friendly decision.

Hope more and more cities will give hard thought to studying this solution to improve quality of life. It offers fresh air, exercise, and makes a trip downtown more of an event in a safer environment.

Love the trees and other botanical presences, too.









ETC., ETC., ETC.

Thank you, sandensea.

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