In my upcoming “In the Magic City” series, each week I will feature a drone photo of an iconic landmark or location within the city of Birmingham. Up first, Rotary Trail
To celebrate their 100th year of service to the city, the @rotaryclubbirmingham donated a large portion of the funds to transform abandoned railroad tracks into a pedestrian footpath.
Their gift epitomizes @rotaryinternational's vision statement:
“Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change — across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.”
The .36 mile long pedestrian trail is one of many footpaths that make up the Red Rock Trail System: 750 miles of proposed trails, parks, and bike lanes that will promote active and healthy lifestyles for the citizens of Jefferson County.
To celebrate their 100th year of service to the city, the @rotaryclubbirmingham donated a large portion of the funds to transform abandoned railroad tracks into a pedestrian footpath.
Their gift epitomizes @rotaryinternational's vision statement:
“Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change — across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.”
The .36 mile long pedestrian trail is one of many footpaths that make up the Red Rock Trail System: 750 miles of proposed trails, parks, and bike lanes that will promote active and healthy lifestyles for the citizens of Jefferson County.
