Rochester used to have a lot more clover leafs in 1960. 🍀

Rochester used to have a lot more clover leafs in 1960. 🍀

Cloverleafs have fallen out of popularity due to the dangerous weaving conditions they create.

The Rochester Arterials were in many cases built early on in the Interstate era and have a lot of problems with weaving conditions and left handed exits and merges. Newer designs are better and they’ve been fixing them in recent decades.

Another interesting thing is the sharp curve at South Goodman Street on Interstate 490 – this is due to a sharp bend in the original Erie Canal which 490 follow, although they round a bit of the curve when they built the Interstate.

At the Can of Worms, the route of I 590 follows the original Erie Canal south bend – the sharp bend to the south from I 490 to I 590 was a feature of the Canal.

Photo: Packed how for Save the Pine Bush Movie Night
Photo: Edge of Lower Beaver Pond
Photo: Flowers
Photo: East Springfield
Photo: Beebe Pond
Photo: Nice morning
Photo: Scraggly Trees
Photo: Dinner is served at the Save the Pine Bush Dinner
Photo: Foggy morning
Photo: The ever so popular and long Voorheesville Bus

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