Modern

This is quite the updated look for a city skyway. The original skyways were black, basic, simple. Skyway 2.0 has a bit of artsy to it.

Crossing Kellog

The River Center skyway over Kellog Avenue.

Sights Of The Skyway

A different take on a skyway walkway in downtown Minneapolis.

Three Year Mile Stone

April 23, 2006 was day one of the Twin Cities Daily Photo blog. [Take a peek back at the first post here] The photo I've chosen for today's photo is one that was taken back in the first couple of months of the blog, while driving along Interstate 94, crossing the Minnesota River, looking north into downtown Minneapolis. Spring was in full bloom at this point, sunny as can be and warm enough to wear shorts and a t-shirt.

Thank you to all who stop by on a regular basis. Looking at the stats for the website, I can tell there is quite a bit of regular traffic during the work week.

End Of Line

I'm sure you're wondering, what happens when you reach the end of the skyway system in downtown St Paul? Well, now you know.

My Way Or The Skyway

I'm going to jump back to 4th Street in downtown St Paul, I recently posted a photo from here on January 9 of the 1st National Bank Building. The building is in this shot too, you can see the cubby hole in the building if you're familiar with it. The building in the reflection is on 4th and Robert Street. I haven't been able to identify it yet, but I'm glad I was looking up when I passed this location as it made for a great capture.

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Keeps You Warm In The Winter

The skyway system in downtown St Paul is a savior in the harsh, cold winters we see around here. I believe when I took this photo I was waiting on the light to turn green crossing 5th street.

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