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A Roll snapshot shared publicly. The photo shows a sidewalk next to a construction fence and orange barriers, with a strip of temporary asphalt as a ramp. The caption warns that the ramp is passable but to use caution, and that there are several like it near the Sheraton by the 16th Street Mall in Denver. Like, comment and share buttons sit on the right.
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