Among other things, MacFarlane talks a good deal about writers who have shared his fascination with old walkways.
Old walkways wind beneath the forest canopy, one leading to the site of a summer home for the Straus family, which owned Macy's; another heads toward land once owned by a Brooks brother.
Investigators did find that the five-year-old walkway contained grout that was contaminated by calcium chloride, thus weakening it.
The same day, more than 300 people had enjoyed the view from the centuries-old walkway above the ancient Porta Romana, reopened after a decade.
Large new hotels towered over old landmarks, pedestrian walkways had replaced ordinary streets, new restaurants lured visitors away from the ones I remembered.
There's a spa and a pool there, too, among the old gardens and walkways, and the kind of understated elegance that brings to mind languid evenings chatting under orange blossoms and a c'est la vie approach to seeing the world.
Stroll the 300m to the nearest sandy beach or continue exploring along the old custom officers' coastal walkway, skirting the edge of the Crozon peninsula.
In the inner ring, surrounded by a walkway, slightly older men sipped and paced.
The new walkway, like the old, is intended to protect pedestrians from the elements as they trudge between mammoth office towers.
From the museum, visitors would reach the old cellblock by a covered walkway along the tracks used by Amtrak and the Metro-North Railroad.
Open daily 2pm-6pm, closed Tuesday Opened in 1993, six years before New York's similar High Line project, La Promenade Plantee is a tree-lined walkway on an old elevated railway line in east Paris.
