does the helmet law take affect half way on the bridge? ..o wait ill Google that. someone start pay'n this guy for all the blogn' he does. I wouldn't know anything if your didn't care bout EVERYTHING!
You should blend the two pictures a little to make it a bit smoother between the park pic and the traffic one. It does show a harsh boundary between the two decisions, which may be what you are trying to illustrate... I think it should be a bit smoother on the eyes though.
Maybe a question mark after 12 lane Columbia River Crossing, maybe in larger font and with something to make it stand out more against the background.
The Columbia River Crossing is a massive project that will replace the existing I-5 bridge between Portland and Vancouver. The current est. cost is 4.2 billion dollars.
This blog is journaling the efforts to prevent spending a bridge that is fundamentally at odds with our values in the Northwest.
We want a people-centric transportation policy promoting bikes and rail. The CRC is car-centric.
We want to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. the CRC fuels the climate crisis.
We want vibrant, livable communities. The CRC encourages sprawl and destroys neighborhoods.
We want to be able to get places easily, but we wont put future generations into debt for our comfort.
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does the helmet law take affect half way on the bridge? ..o wait ill Google that. someone start pay'n this guy for all the blogn' he does. I wouldn't know anything if your didn't care bout EVERYTHING!
You should blend the two pictures a little to make it a bit smoother between the park pic and the traffic one. It does show a harsh boundary between the two decisions, which may be what you are trying to illustrate... I think it should be a bit smoother on the eyes though.
Maybe a question mark after 12 lane Columbia River Crossing, maybe in larger font and with something to make it stand out more against the background.
thanks friends!
more media to come? who is next to get their photoshop on?
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