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Perils for Pedestrians Episode 150

 Sundial Bridge
The Sundial Bridge crosses the Sacramento River in Redding, California. It connects the two halves of Turtle Bay Park, as well as the trail systems on the two sides of the river. The bridge was designed by Santiago Calatrava, and is typical of his work with cable-stay pedestrian bridges. The inclined pylon acts as the gnomon of a giant sundial.

Topics in Episode 150:

  • We visit Redding, California, where Santiago Calatrava designed the Sundial Bridge.

  • Upriver, trails are connected by the Ribbon Bridge.

  • The Shasta County Public Health Department promotes walking.

  • Caltrans District 2 promotes bicycling.

  • We talk with the executive director of American Trails.



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