Obscure Stairways and Ramps of Somerville
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davis_squareA few weeks ago, I created this Google Map:
Obscure Stairways and Ramps of Somerville
It shows various stairways and ramps that pedestrians can use to walk between places that aren't directly connected by streets. If you know a Somerville stairway or ramp that isn't on my map, please comment here and I'll try to add it.
(Also, if someone can show me how to zoom the map out and have Google Maps save that state, I'd appreciate it.)
Obscure Stairways and Ramps of Somerville
It shows various stairways and ramps that pedestrians can use to walk between places that aren't directly connected by streets. If you know a Somerville stairway or ramp that isn't on my map, please comment here and I'll try to add it.
(Also, if someone can show me how to zoom the map out and have Google Maps save that state, I'd appreciate it.)
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Date: 2010-05-17 12:55 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2010-05-17 04:12 pm (UTC)I can ride a pretty long way in that amount of time, personally, so I'd argue your point in my case. But I won't attempt to generalize. :-)