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Tri-State Area Observes One Year Anniversary of Purple People Bridge Climb's Demise |
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By Burt Safer | Dealer staff writer
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Fri, May 23, 2008 |
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Purple People Bridge Climb, we hardly knew ye
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CINCINNATI / N. KY - May 23rd is the one year anniversary of the Purple People Bridge Climb's demise, and many locals are sharing their bittersweet memories of the Purple People Bridge Climb.
"The bridge climb was wonderful," said Hyde Park resident Mitch Applebee, "We got to dress up in L.A. Lakers jumpsuits, and learned how to climb really steep stairs. What a rush, and all for the low price of $79.95."
"The best part was the training," said Mount Adams resident Stephanie Smyth, "We learned how to use mountain climbing equipment on a railed catwalk. Thanks to the bridge climb, I will always have that knowledge. I now use caribiners, rope, and a harness whenever I need to climb out on my fire escape."
"The view was spectacular," said Covington resident Lenny Sampson, "It was sort of like being on the Carew Tower Observation Deck, only 500 feet lower and 77 dollars more expensive. How sad that it's been a year since it ended."
Although the bridge climb mysteriously and tragically ended on May 23rd, 2007, it is not forgotten, and its memory will live on in the hearts of many.
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