End of the game gutted us but only slightly diminished an amazing weekend for our family. Loved the downtown and all of the sights. Kids enjoyed the science centre. We loved a charming little Greek restaurant twice. Many great memories.
Goodbye Pittsburgh
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Spent an hour or two in the Station Square area recently during a quick visit to the burgh. The musical fountains behind the Hard Rock were pretty cool. First time I was in the city. Damn there are alot of bridges in that city. I mean, if you include the pedestrian bridges, I've never, and I mean NEVER have seen so many bridges in one city.
don't you dare leave without your present
one head coach
and a spiffy pair of shades
do with them what you will
one head coach
and a spiffy pair of shades
do with them what you will
If you ever get to watch one of the videos of Pittsburgh you will find that in the discussion it had more bridges than any other city in the world at the time of the video, it still might. Another interesting factoid in the twenties I believe the mon carried more tonnage than the Atlantic between the USA and Europe.
Without the bridges, Pittsburgh is a very difficult place to get around.
Unless you drive one of those duck tour vehicles.
Without the bridges, Pittsburgh is a very difficult place to get around.
When I lived there in the 70s, it was difficult to get around with the bridges.
Slightly better now.
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