How a Philadelphia couple turned pigeons into one of the city's most popular tours

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Hannah Michelle Brower and Aspen Simone have created a unique tour in Philadelphia that focuses on pigeons, transforming what some see as a city pest into an attraction. The CBS News segment "On the Road" with Steve Hartman covers how this couple turned their interest in pigeons into a popular sightseeing experience.

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Hannah Michelle Brower and Aspen Simone have transformed pigeon watching into one of the most popular tours in Philadelphia, turning what is often seen as a nuisance into a lucrative business. The duo, featured in CBS's "On the Road" segment, has attracted significant attention with their unique approach to tourism. Their pigeon tour offers visitors an unconventional way to explore and appreciate the city's urban wildlife, highlighting the adaptability of local entrepreneurs in creating new experiences for tourists.

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Aspen Simone PERSON · 1× Hannah Michelle Brower PERSON · 1× Philadelphia GPE · 1× Steve Hartman PERSON · 1×

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Hannah Michelle Brower and Aspen Simone turned pigeons, what many view as a nuisance, into a thriving sightseeing experience in Philadelphia.

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2026-10-17 · CBS News

How a Philadelphia couple turned pigeons into one of the city's most popular tours · assertive framing

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Hannah Michelle Brower and Aspen Simone turned pigeons, what many view as a nuisance, into a thriving sightseeing experience in Philadelphia. asserted

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Steve Hartman has the story in "On the Road." asserted

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