2 bridges, 2 states, 1 set of stairs

Today we did a four mile training walk in Easton/P'burg. Beth was going to lead the way, but she became ill, so I took over. We never even got lost.

We parked at Tex-Mex Trio near the square and headed down Larry Holmes Drive, adjacent to Riverside Park. As we approached the free bridge I saw this sign: "Horses Not Permitted on Bridge". How many horses are there in the city of Easton that they feel a sign is warranted?

When we approached the toll bridge there was indeed sidewalks, but many signs that said "No pedestrian crossing" for crossing Route 22. Again, seems like a no-brainer.

When we reached the toll both Sharon took our picture.

We followed the exit ramp down and around to Main street and headed up South Main. After passing the free bridge, again, we found the Bullman stairs. Turn out there's 150. It is pretty steep, but there are three landings. Since Sharon had my camera at the bottom, I took a pix of the view with my cell phone. After coming back down, we hiked up to the iron bridge, came pack to Pennsylvania and explored Spring Street.

Overall, on a hot, humid day, we went a little under 4 miles.

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Last night I took Bonnie out for dinner for her birthday. As we passed the Hill to Hill Bridge, I asked her and her husband about the Second Avenue ramp on the bridge. Thankfully they both remembered it. I am not going crazy.