On 3/27/2011 8:45 PM, mm wrote:
On Sun, 27 Mar 2011 20:32:50 -0400, Tony Miklos
wrote:

On 3/27/2011 12:59 PM, willshak wrote:
mm wrote the following:
OT
"Sion, giving you the power to maneuver today's congested cities"

How much power does one need in congested cities!

What city? Miami - flat, San Fransisco - hilly.
I thought power was for pulling a boat, a trailer, or going fast!

...or going uphill.


I know of a street in Bethlehem, PA that is so steep that the sidewalk
is actually concrete stairs, and at the top is a stop sign. A little
tricky with a manual transmission.

Interesting.

I was driving around Bethlehem, Pa. and I wanted to take that big
bridge (the hill-to-hill bridge?) because it was a big bridge and I
had to go that way to get home, but because of maybe a 1-way street I
couldn't go straight to it, so I drove around for 5 minutes and
finally got to it and across it, and I was right back on the side I
started on. Apparently I had gone over the Lehigh River when I wasn't
looking.

LOL There is a much lower concrete bridge not too far away, you
probably went over that one. Up and around a police station and past
some giant steel sculptures?