Congratulations on the completion of phase one of the Privileged Enclave Protective Buffer!
No McMansions, condos or affordable housing shoe-horning in to your idyllic little piece of the peninsula! No sir!
I particularly want to compliment you on your use of the word “rustic” to describe the riff raff barrier. It must help divert attention from its price tag. I’m guessing it’s electrified for it to have cost that much? I have to say, though, it looks completely out of place and somehow unnecessary. But hey! I’m sure studies show—it’s nothing but the best for your neighbourhood! And the asphalt! Nice touch! Very natural! It’s crusher dust on every other path in HRM. But that’s likely because it costs less. Fortunately real trail users prefer it.
So now that the important section is done, will y’all bail out? —Citizens for Widening Beaufort & Inglis for a Thoroughfare to Downtown
This article appears in May 24-30, 2012.
i have no idea what you’re talking about, more information please
can somone explain this im very confused
i found this brandon http://www.halifaxurbangreenway.org/initia…
Meh.
and the elitest bullshit continues. stay tuned, for more uproarous crap, in the next instalment of,”self entitled twatism”.
um whaja jus say?
yeah, cut us some slack, ob. we can’t keep track of everything
Yeah, well good luck with that OP. Get back to us when you’ve started to make some real progress.
Oh shut up OP — what are you bitching for, you drive downtown every day and expect the city to plow a highway through to accommodate your fat ass?
It’s not the only trail in HRM that’s paved. The new one alongside the dockyards is, plenty of suburban pathways too.
The greenway will hopefully eventually serve as a quick cycling commute downtown from off-peninsula.
OP. I hope to fuck you’re not trying to major in journalism, because I have no fucking clue what you’re talking about.