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The intrepid walker, preferably one lacking a sense of smell or who has been nasally stunned, may therefore walk all the way around the Isle, taking in the sights and sounds, but for preference not the smell. | The intrepid walker, preferably one lacking a sense of smell or who has been nasally stunned, may therefore walk all the way around the Isle, taking in the sights and sounds, but for preference not the smell. | ||
Walks exist on the [[Ankh]] side of the river too. | |||
* [[Dry Liars Walk]] | |||
* [[Kaleidoscope Walk]] | |||
Facing the Isle on the [[Morpork]] side, we have | |||
* [[Maudlin Walk]] | |||
* [[Flood Row]] | |||
* [[Frottle Pass]] | |||
* [[Fetter Lane]], [[Rime Street]] and [[Pleader's Row]] also back onto the river and would technically count as riverside walks. | |||
Hubwards and Rimwards of the Isle of Gods, the riverside is almost exclusively occupied by docks, harbourfronts and other features, such as the [[Fronts]] of [[Unseen University]], which presumably are limited or no public access. | |||
[[Category: Streets of Ankh-Morpork]] | [[Category: Streets of Ankh-Morpork]] | ||
Revision as of 01:46, 8 December 2012
The riverside walks are the (presumably) pedestrian-only streets on the Isle of Gods running immediately adjacent to the River Ankh. It can be seen by the prudent that these are not necessarily a venue for a pleasant or romantic promenade, the River being what it is, especially in high summer.
These riverside walks are not named on The Streets of Ankh-Morpork and are left blank. Some are named in the larger-scale map appearing on the endpapers of The Discworld Companion and all are named on the revised city map accompanying The Compleat Ankh-Morpork.
Progressing widdershins from the Brass Bridge, these are:
The intrepid walker, preferably one lacking a sense of smell or who has been nasally stunned, may therefore walk all the way around the Isle, taking in the sights and sounds, but for preference not the smell.
Walks exist on the Ankh side of the river too.
Facing the Isle on the Morpork side, we have
- Fetter Lane, Rime Street and Pleader's Row also back onto the river and would technically count as riverside walks.
Hubwards and Rimwards of the Isle of Gods, the riverside is almost exclusively occupied by docks, harbourfronts and other features, such as the Fronts of Unseen University, which presumably are limited or no public access.