...so, in 1993 this bridge opened for business with much fanfare, pomp and circumstance. It was built smack dab in the centre of Third Avenue because, frankly, there were few other choices of location. It's a beautiful suspension bridge which spans close to 450 metres (1450 feet) from entrance to entrance. It connects downtown, to the south, with Riverside Park on the north. Instead of cables, it is suspended with steel rods.
The first suspension bridge BookCrossing Zone we've found, this one became one on Saturday, July 12, 2014 with the release of
The Substitute Guest (Grace Livingston Hill #20), by Grace Livingston.