Wabasha Street Bridge — Local services in Saint Paul

I was taking a walk to clear my head, a day after my 47th birthday. I needed to clear my head with a thought that my ( now X ) man whom was with me, cared enough about me, (after 10 years + solid and 30 yrs+ time invested), to make an effort to be romantic with me or at least even acknowledge my presence and respect my feelings for a very important moment of my life and at least try to communicate with me during the walk, or at least walk near me instead of arguing at me with himself five feet ahead of me the whole time. It was a very saddening experience for me but an awakening as well realizing that he really truly doesn’t care about me as a person even anymore let alone a friend or partner. It is what it is. Good bye good riddance good...

On my first e-bike ride up and down the Mississippi River (22 miles), I came back home across this bridge. A seemingly homeless man on a bike was offended that I passed him on his left (I announced). He was wearing headphones so he wouldn't have heard me but proceeded to ram his POS bike into my new e-bike. He got in my face and I almost pulled my baton and destroyed him but I did refrain and let him go about his terrible day. Don't...

The Wabasha Street Bridge is two separate concrete segmental box girder bridges spanning the Mississippi in downtown St. Paul.

There are viewing decks to take-in the marvelous views of the downtown skyline and river/railroad traffic.

There are intriguingly designed stairways going down to Raspberry Island Park and...