Unavoidablenose

^ I could not agree more. Too many times during the trial I would find a road with traffic going the wrong way, or the infamous 'not connected to city hall' when the maze of one ways has a single flaw.

The rapid development in Rock Ridge eventually attracted the attention of software giant EM`Corp, who promptly set up their new central office and poured millions of dollars into the infrastructure of the city and surrounding industries. The significant increase in population made at least one thing immediately clear, the city was going to need a new blueprint if it was going to house one more citizen, and fast! (Current pop. 15,000) The first thing to go was the historical Anderson bridge, somewhat of a landmark within the city, it simply could not handle the volume and was facing severe congestion within a matter of weeks. After a careful study of which citizens were in need of a traffic solution it became obvious what needed to be done. So with alittle extra help from the newly established EM'Corp, Rock Ridge opened three new bridges thus solving the problem once and for all... once and for all!! Here is a shot of the new Anderson bridge area. These bridges are both aimed at lessening the morning commute to the business sector. The Cooper Pass on your right, and the Cande street bridge is straight ahead; and here is Junction C; connecting the residents back to their homes for the evening commute. Stayed tuned`

Thank you. This was actually named after the area i live in, Rocky ridge.

Long ago Rock Ridge was just a small village but over the last 3 months major software and business interests have brought many new faces to the region, multiplying the population by atleast ten times. Here are some flyby shots of the recent developement; The main urban zone. The farming sector: And the dirty zone.... These are just a couple shots to warm things up and get my CJ going. Stay tuned~

Has anyone else been experiencing extremely slow connections when trying to download your 'digital copy' that was emailed out late yesterday? It states the one file to be 1.9gb but everytime I leave it to download it will drop the connection and stop at around 100mb. Hmmm...

the speed doesn't bother me, it's the constant disconnections. oh well, i guess ill try later.

well i tried using a download manager as the email suggests, seems to have helped alot, 500kb/s now. weird..