zzptichka
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That cheap-looking material covering the wood there won't last long. Takes one drunk idiot to tear it down. Whose idea was it to use it?
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thenewguy
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Some views of bridge from June 13
This is a pretty cool scene! I'm excited to see it at twilight when the lights are installed!
urbottawa
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Looks done. What's the hold-up?
zzptichka
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Our awesome new hilltop Go-Kart Track is SO CLOSE to ready!
pgagnon
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I was disappointed to see it still closed last week when I visited the new and improved Tavern on the Hill.
What's improved about it? Reasonably priced alcohol? (One could dream....)
pgagnon
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They've built a pretty large patio and had some nice lighting/furniture/couches, etc. The previous one was a bit more basic and smaller.
goodcitywhenfinished
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sad to see concrete pathways instead of stone pavers. Why is stone so rare in Canadian landscaping? Is this some silly greenhouse gas requirement because concrete is lower emission than granite?
I was just on a trip in Asia and granite pavers seem to be the default even in less affluent areas of Korea and China.
I was just on a trip in Asia and granite pavers seem to be the default even in less affluent areas of Korea and China.
I'd think granite would have a lower environmental impact than concrete. Probably just cheaper.
thenewguy
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Some not terribly informative pictures of on-going construction at Kiweki Point. On the bridge, hand rails are being installed. Landscaping continues near National Gallery.
thenewguy
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Kiwi point landscaping as seen from National Gallery.
Oof..those bridge rails are very ugly, like the nasty railings surrounding the point.