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New pedestrian bridge near Forbidden Drive in Wissahickon Valley Park could be built in late 2022 - Vimarsana News

New pedestrian bridge near Forbidden Drive in Wissahickon Valley Park could be built in late 2022

The popular Forbidden Drive area of Wissahickon Valley Park is on track to get a new pedestrian bridge that would connect the Valley Green Inn area to the Orange and White trails. Stream channels along the creek have undergone significant storm erosion in recent decades, limiting access to visitors along Valley Green Run. The project is led by the nonprofit Friends of the Wissahickon, which hopes to break ground in late 2022.

Epic Ten – halfwheel - Vimarsana News

Epic Ten – halfwheel

Release Date: Nov. 2020 Number of Cigars Smoked For Review: 3 The Epic Ten sports a darker, earthier, almost chocolatey brown wrapper, one that I would have never guessed was a Cameroon leaf. Regardless, it is a good-looking cigar with a fairly matte finish and just a bit of oil to be found by the fingers. One thing that stands out on the first cigar is its head; the wraps of tobacco as well as the cap don’t lay quite flat, leading me to wonder if it wasn’t a byproduct of the box pressing. The others are fine, making this one sample the outlier. In terms of firmness, it is spot on for a ...

Four trail bridges in Wissahickon Valley Park close for renovations - Vimarsana News

Four trail bridges in Wissahickon Valley Park close for renovations

Bridges affected connect the Lincoln Drive and Forbidden Drive section of the Wissahickon Valley Trail that link between Forbidden Drive and Schuylkill River Trail. These trials got busier than normal during the pandemic when everyone was under lockdown. The Parks & Rec department say cyclists and runners will have to take detours through "steep slopes and soft surfaces." "Philadelphia's 184 miles of trails have been there for residents during the pandemic, and we are committed to ensuring they remain safe, well maintained, and accessible to all," Philadelphia Parks & Recreation Commissioner...