Hello Rod!



 AW>> There's a beautiful pedestrian/jogger walkway on the eastern side of

 AW>> the bridge BTW.



 RS> I dunno much about it. Maybe they want to see the Western aspect or

 RS> something or go one way on one side and the other way on the other. I

 RS> must admit I dont take too much notice of what the signs say myself if I

 RS> want to do something and there isnt much prospect of getting caught.



The western aspect has nothing like the view of the Eastern side. All

you get to see is the grubby wharfs, look down on shabby Pier One, and

see the ugliest building in Sydney - Harry Seidlers blight on Blues

point. The Eastern side has an interesting little museum in the

Southern pylon as well.



Many of the illegal bikeway users probably just want to do the loop, or

like you, couldn't be bothered with signs. Perhaps they figure that

they'll obey "bikeway only" signs the day that bike riders obey red

lights.



It's only the three abreast situation that bothers me. I used to stop and

explain the rules but that was futile. I've also got into punch-ups with

runners, but that was also a waste of time.





Regards, Alan



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