The yellow Fort Pitt Bridge curving toward Point State Park's fountain, downtown Pittsburgh holding still in the gold of late afternoon, the red Duquesne Incline car coming down Mount Washington. The city seen from a vantage worth the climb. Singles past 50 here often have ties to the mills, the schools, or UPMC, and a paid-off house on the South Hills. However you arrived at this point: late divorce, decades on your own, a recent loss. There's a real-talk warmth here
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For a first walk, Pittsburgh members favor Mount Washington at sunset or coffee in the Strip District. The Duquesne Incline gives you something to do with your hands. Lawrenceville's Butler Street suits an evening; Shadyside's Walnut Street and Squirrel Hill's Murray Avenue run quieter. Frick Park and Schenley Park are flat-loop options. The North Shore's bike trail is the standby. Ohiopyle or a fall drive in the Laurel Highlands earns a Saturday.