It looks like a heavily landscaped path in some park, or perhaps part of the South False Creek seawall – but it isn’t.
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To find out where it is – and the story behind it (and what might have been), go here to Price Points in SpacingVancouver.
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Doesn’t look much like the High Line to me. There much of the “value added” comes from the new views opened up of the meat packing district, as my flickr set shows. The land bridge deliberately conceals its location. The High Line celebrates it.
As a daily user of the Laurel overpass I think I’d prefer the greenery than a bird’s eye view of 6th Avenue 🙂