I don't know if the owners of the Regis Center (see yesterday's post) paid for it or not, but the footbridge across Katipunan Avenue between Ateneo de Manila University and Miriam College now has an extension that leads directly towards the commercial building. I just wish the kids wouldn't leave their trash on it, no matter how neatly they set it down.
January 22, 2013
The road to temptation
I don't know if the owners of the Regis Center (see yesterday's post) paid for it or not, but the footbridge across Katipunan Avenue between Ateneo de Manila University and Miriam College now has an extension that leads directly towards the commercial building. I just wish the kids wouldn't leave their trash on it, no matter how neatly they set it down.
Somehow I imagine the avenue is full of traffic; so this bridge must add to student safety and the speed at which they can cross from one side to the other. Maybe trash cans should be added. haha.
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Léia
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These kinds of malls are not so nice to look at (usually) but they are practical for people who live in big cities!
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ReplyDeleteIt's a cool footbridge and I like the title.
ReplyDeleteI should imagine a much needed structure Hilda, to bridge the traffic below..I agree totally about the litter problem, there are usually plenty bins around but its obviously just too much effort!
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