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Let’s see some bridges
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I took this somewhere in Vermont back in about 1980. The only thing I know for sure is that that's my 1972 MGB/GT.
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Donner summit bridge. The best we can do at that time 
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Nice bridges, but I like my bridges a little different.
How about what is left of an old train trestle?
How about what is left of an old train trestle?
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i have a love for the old ones as well. They’re slowly disappearing though...
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Oh the bridges I've seen in the places I've been, oh how I wish I could go back again!
They don't build bridges if there isn't a reason for it. I like searching out that reason.
Can a dam be a bridge?
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How about a pic from a bridge?
Ok ok... I'm done :p
They don't build bridges if there isn't a reason for it. I like searching out that reason.
Can a dam be a bridge?
How about a pic from a bridge?
Ok ok... I'm done :p
Ok, one more to shamelessly plug my post over on the adventures old and new sub forum :p Go check it out, my wife and I took a trip to the Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument.
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Seguin Falls, Ontario. The structure on the left is a support for a former railway bridge that spanned across to a structure that is barely visible on the far side of the current trail bridge.
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Just one of many handmade stone bridges on the carriage roads in Arcadia St. park last summer. A must see when in Maine.
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I didn't get the name of the bridge but, it somewhere along the North Rim section of the Grand Canyon.
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Far From Abandoned, But Some Pictures From My New Years Trip Of The Mighty Mac
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Came across several of these simple beam and plank bridges today on the OAT
Then I found this abandoned one near Fort Sill
Then I found this abandoned one near Fort Sill
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Old back road Bridge . Thought it was pretty cool
