Reply With QuoteI like your imagination, I choose B
if given a choice of pictures below, which would you like as Downtown's waterfront development?
Picture A: the same as we've seen (like forever)...
Picture B: an alternative (via my imagination)
I like your imagination, I choose B
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I'm gonna be dead before I see trees that size in that spot.
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When one always sees a glass ½ full, they always find a negative to pour out.Originally Posted by WNYresident
as I have been saying....we need a replica of LaSalles Griffon in our Harbor and a replica of Adm Perrys Warship and a replica of an Erie Canal Barge and a replica of a Great Lakes Schooner
Our harbor could be much more cool than Baltimores or Bostons.....
go ahead and make your ships .you can also build the pier and pay for the up keep. we could not funds the rebuild of the Canadian or what ever the crystal beach boat was named. and that was the real thing. I think the Sullivan's is good enough
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if given a choice of pictures below, which would you like as Downtown's waterfront development?
Picture A: the same as we've seen (like forever)...
Picture B: an alternative (via my imagination)
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But it's got to be more than that (a stand of trees) to bring me back downtown to live!
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This could bring me downtown!
Wouldn't that be terrific? I'd be downtown all the time for that!
I would go downtown for that. Looks like a good place to eat, shop for trinkets and just spend some time in the fresh air checking out the boats and ships.Wouldn't that be terrific? I'd be downtown all the time for that!
First Amendment rights are like muscles, if you don't exercise them they will atrophy.
It's not just what is downtown that needs improvement and change, it's the overall attitude of people in the area.
No doubt.
This area is the poster child for being all show and no go....
Let me articulate this for you:
"I'm not locked in here with them. They're locked in here with me!!"
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That ugly scene (A) is going to be there 50 years from now, barring World War III, a major reform/revival movement in Buffalo which gets rid of waste and takes action, appropriating funds where they're needed the most
as Buffalo becomes "business friendly" and 2 million people move into Buffalo and its suburbs.
So-
While picture B is wonderful-
Surfing's Buffalo waterfront FANTASY is a stinging reminder that "change"
is a "dirty word" in Buffalo
"TALKING PROUD!!!"
Coincidence is the word we use when we can't see the levers and pulleys.
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Clevelands Waterfront at night, If buffalo only had vision
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