Main street to walk in your city?

In article ,
"Sarah Banick" wrote:

Easy for Atlanta -- Peachtree Street. It's in the process of being
transformed, after years of putting up skyscrapers. Pretty soon you'll be
able to walk the entire thing with storefronts, cafes, and parks.

What about Broadway in NYC? I can't say I have walked the entire length,
but I am sure I have come close.

In article ,
wrote:
I am reading a book written by an author who walked the entire length
of Broad St in Philadelphia, and he comments on what he finds along
the way. I remember someone wrote a book about his walk along the
entire length of Broadway in New York City.

Do readers have suggestions for their cities? In Cleveland my choice
would probably be Euclid.

In Toronto, the obvious possibilities are Yonge Street, or Bloor St/Danforth
Ave.

You could continue up Yonge Street into the suburbs, and possibly keep going
until hitting Holland Landing. If you go for the "longest street in the world"
story you would be walking until Rainy River on the border with Minnesota;
that would take a while.

Bloor St. and Danforth Ave. cover a wider section of residential areas and
commercial sections, while Yonge Street passes through the downtown financial
core, and several sub-downtowns including "downtown" North York.

On Tue, 29 Jan 2008 06:41:38 -0500, Shawn Hirn wrote:

What about Broadway in NYC?

I don't suppose you've actually read the original post in the thread, have you?

-- Larry (Department of Redundancy Department...)