In keeping with the asymmetric plan, the village green called Greenway Terrace slants off from behind Station Square.
In 1752 Lord Fairfax determined to take up his final residence in the Shenandoah Valley and settled there in a log hunting lodge, which he called Greenway Court after a Kentish manor of his family's.
I cycled these routes, now usually called greenways, last week, to see for myself what Olympics fans on a bike have to look forward to.
Pockets of nature are sealed off from development while environmentalists plot strategies to link them to one another and create webs called "greenways".
IF preserved, Mr. Pryor said, it could offer a four-mile stretch of breathing room and foot trail, with pedestrians and wildlife welcome, easement protected in perpetuity, a slice of untouchable nature Mr. Pryor called a "greenway".
And the relatively car-free cycle route into town, which began on the linear park called the Greenway that straddles Bazalgette's monstrous east-west sewage pipe, was quickly closed for "security reasons" (it went through the Olympic park).
This will be maintained and improved to create a "green corridor" called the Greenway, which will run from the embankment overlooking New England Road, at the northernmost point of the site (beyond Blocks L and M), through to the station.
While the plan, called the Brooklyn Greenway Initiative, has been praised by civic groups and transportation advocates, the bike lanes have been roundly panned by some residents who complain that they have eliminated hard-to-find parking spaces, forcing people to park farther from their homes and making it difficult for local businesses to get deliveries.
The deficit was reduced to five points when Surrey player-coach Tamsin Greenway called a time out, but it did not affect Herts' concentration.
