Editor:
For the first time, I went to the farmers’ market in Tipperary Park.
There is only one entrance off Queens Avenue. I understand that there should be traffic control. However, there are people with disability concerns and seniors who will be coming from Royal Avenue. I am one of them with a cane. Walking on the uneven sidewalk is risky and not practical for walkers and scooters as well. I had to be careful walking on the uneven sidewalk to not to trip or fall. I do not want to break any of my 78-year-old bones.
When I reached the entrance, there was a long lineup. There was no line set up for people with disability concerns and seniors. A staff lady was kind enough to offer me a chair. With the long line, I decided to go home and walked back slowly, but surely to Royal Avenue.
Please do not forget us. We are part of New Westminster. May I suggest that you revisit the logistics of the farmers’ market?
Catalina Trinidad, New Westminster
