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I remember going to the Poe cottage in the Bronx and they mentioned him taking his long walks through farms and wilderness to town via the High Bridge and this image:
Are you kidding? It's actually an awesome bridge that easily connects the Bronx and Manhattan. Excellent for walking, running, biking or simply taking in some nice views of the Hudson and the rest of Manhattan. The bridge itself is actually quite nice.
That post was from five years ago. Poster was being a crank, and the best thing is that reality and the passage of time has shown the reopening was a good decision.
Wait until someone revives a Citibike thread from before it was deployed. That bikeshare system was supposed to herald the end of the world.
I remember going to the Poe cottage in the Bronx and they mentioned him taking his long walks through farms and wilderness to town via the High Bridge and this image:
Like it or hate it the following is only my opinion:
Edgar Allen Poe,without doubt one of the greatest poets of all time.
If only to sit down with him for a cup of tea and try to figure out what made him tick.......................
I remember going to the Poe cottage in the Bronx and they mentioned him taking his long walks through farms and wilderness to town via the High Bridge and this image:
Oh yes! Every time I walk on the High Bridge, I always imagine walking with Edgar Allen Poe, as corny as that may sound.
Oh yes! Every time I walk on the High Bridge, I always imagine walking with Edgar Allen Poe, as corny as that may sound.
I have it worse than you.
Every time I walk with Edgar Allen Poe, I imagine we are walking on the High Bridge.
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