A 4-Part History of the Aerial Tram
Portland is nearing completion on its aerial tram project. Next Friday, Sam Adams will test the rescue system by going out the side on a rope, to reassure the citizens of Portland that they are safe should the tram become stuck 140 feet above our city.
How did we get here? The following 4 posts are a look back at the tram's history, brought to you by the Portland Freelancer. Enjoy.
posted by Bill McDonald @ 10:55 AM
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That's from Phil Standford's column.
Whoops, make that Phil Stanford.
b!X, I'm glad you commented here, and in case you're wondering why I don't comment on your new site as I used to on your original: My eyes do weird things with the white on black print, and yes, I am embarrassed to admit it.
Can you get wi-fi reception on the Tram?
Do you suppose someone will blog it live on the opening day.
How long does a single fare last if you don't disembark.
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