[txfan]

The CC bridge will only be for the “other half” of The Villages to use - those living south of 44. The walking ramp stops because that’s as far as those north can walk to view the wonderful Chittee Chattee preserve and modern amenities to come!

[Neils]

Need to add border guards on the bridge. ������

[JoMar]

Originally Posted by Nucky

Soon you will hear, That Damn Bridge. Things were so much more peaceful before THEY were allowed to come down here. Mark my words. It's a sure thing. You'll C.

Aside from golf and the walking trails not sure there is a reason to go south once the curiosity wears off. South coming north when the entertainment returns to the squares, folks playing Champ courses and the restaurants may increase.

[vintageogauge]

Originally Posted by Nucky

Soon you will hear, That Damn Bridge. Things were so much more peaceful before THEY were allowed to come down here. Mark my words. It's a sure thing. You'll C.

I stated that months ago, it's going to get quite busy especially in the Marsh Bend/Laguna areas once the Brownwood bridge opens. There is really nothing to see at this point coming over the Chitty Chatty bridge but there will be in the future.

[FenneyFanatic]

I think you meant DeLuna...

[Mrprez]

I wonder if there was all this vitriol when the 441 bridge was opened?

[VApeople]

Originally Posted by JoMar

Aside from golf and the walking trails not sure there is a reason to go south once the curiosity wears off.

I agree.

In our case, we love the walking trails, golfing at Marshview, and sitting at Edna's, so we go the southern area several times a week.

[JoMar]

Originally Posted by Mrprez

I wonder if there was all this vitriol when the 441 bridge was opened?

I doubt it, it was a different generation at the time it was constructed. Have talked to several that were here at the time (yeah they are in their 80's) and they do believe it's a less tolerant and more selfish population here today.

[Mrprez]

Originally Posted by JoMar

I doubt it, it was a different generation at the time it was constructed. Have talked to several that were here at the time (yeah they are in their 80's) and they do believe it's a less tolerant and more selfish population here today.

Pretty sad.😨

[OhioRaised]

Originally Posted by VApeople

I agree.

In our case, we love the walking trails, golfing at Marshview, and sitting at Edna's, so we go the southern area several times a week.

Shhhhh! Please don’t let those north of 44 know about this. We prefer they refer to south of 44 as “down by the prison” and stay far away!🤪

[Jayhawk]

Originally Posted by Mrprez

I wonder if there was all this vitriol when the 441 bridge was opened?

Ask the Magic 8-ball.

[Two Bills]

Road to Nowhere (2003 Remaster) - YouTube

[JimJohnson]

Is the bridge to Chitty chatty open yet?

[vintageogauge]

Originally Posted by JoMar

Aside from golf and the walking trails not sure there is a reason to go south once the curiosity wears off. South coming north when the entertainment returns to the squares, folks playing Champ courses and the restaurants may increase.

You can't get to golf or to the walking trails from the Chitty Chatty bridge as there is no way to get over the turnpike yet. You will be able to ride or walk through Chitty Chatty and Bradford but that's about it.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by JoMar

I doubt it, it was a different generation at the time it was constructed. Have talked to several that were here at the time (yeah they are in their 80's) and they do believe it's a less tolerant and more selfish population here today.

I choose to believe that there are still a lot of those who hold their tongue and keep their views and opinions private. I really like that. I have become very outspoken lately and I don't think the people who raised me would like that so much.

All the talk really rarely changes anyone's opinion. Although I still don't have a gun but I am more tolerant of people who do than when I first moved here from a very safe area in Ohio. In fact if things keep revving up in the world I may become a gun owner too. I think that not all change is good, but we have to be aware of what is happening and ready to respond to change.

I still have great hope and belief in the good in most people.