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New train walkway

Peter Abraham
January
23

I’m here in the Bronx. Here’s a shot of the new bridge from the new Metro North station.

This entry was posted on Friday, January 23rd, 2009 at 10:55 am by Peter Abraham.
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10 Responses to “New train walkway”

  1. RonH

    Bring on the pics Pete!

  2. Russell NY

    Anyone know when Yankee tickets go on sale?

  3. Stateman

    I thought I saw a vendor there already selling cold water @ $1 per bottle.

  4. Dave In Tampa

    Pete –

    Are there any plans to move the big bat? It’s the “place to meet” before the game.

  5. Chris

    I hope that the guy that played “F-Troop” and the “Addams Family” theme songs will be on this new walkway still. He made alot of money every game.

  6. saucY

    having only driven or taken the subway to the stadium, what is this bridge going over? I-87?

  7. Frank

    How long will it be before Randy Levine decides to put a toll booth on that bridge?

  8. Sean Serritella

    I have to give you credit Peter, it must be cold out there.

  9. saucY

    it’s not that cold out Sean, surprisingly…

  10. Chris

    The bridge to the new stop is in place but any word if the train stop will be finished?

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