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Streets at your feet

HALIFAX - As soon as I moved to Halifax from Toronto, I immediately noticed how street names are often carved into the sidewalks of intersections. It makes the city seem more pedestrian-oriented. People in cars wouldn’t be able to read the foot-level signage. Some of the sidewalk names even have dates next to them. I haven’t noticed any recent dates – I saw a few from the late 70s to the mid-90s. I'd be disappointed to learn that the etchings have fallen out of practice. The names add charm to unlikely spaces. photos by ...

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