Foggy Wooden Bridge Drive
Sep 18, 2017 08:15:53 #
I wish it would have been a little foggier, but still it was an interesting experience to drive across. You certainly don't want to meet another car on it, or someone is going to have fun backing up.
Sep 18, 2017 08:18:53 #
Sep 18, 2017 08:21:59 #
Nice shot... this picture definitely catches your eye. As to modification, I like it as it is..Joe
Sep 18, 2017 08:25:16 #
Thanks Jerry! It makes quite a racket as you drive across it.
jerryc41 wrote:
Nice shot. Quite a bridge.
Sep 18, 2017 08:25:27 #
Thanks Joe!
Joe Domin wrote:
Nice shot... this picture definitely catches your eye. As to modification, I like it as it is..Joe
Sep 18, 2017 08:41:41 #
Sep 18, 2017 08:43:13 #
Between a tiny town in Illinois (St. Francisville) and Vincennes, In.
tracs101 wrote:
Where is the bridge located?
Sep 18, 2017 08:49:28 #
Greg Brandt wrote:
I wish it would have been a little foggier, but still it was an interesting experience to drive across. You certainly don't want to meet another car on it, or someone is going to have fun backing up.
That is nice. Kind of like a railroad but it is a wooden "car road" bridge. I'd shudder to think of a traffic bottle-neck like that in California. A place with more than 35,350,000 registered vehicles! That means more than one vehicle per adult!
But yet I know of many places in CA were I can go and be totally alone for many miles!
Oh, you might have been able to exaggerate the fog by having tried a "film" method, put a Blue filter over the lens. You converted to B&W anyway.
Sep 18, 2017 09:16:13 #
Thanks, I was surprised how many cars were using it. At least 4-5 at each end while I went across it.
lamiaceae wrote:
That is nice. Kind of like a railroad but it is a... (show quote)
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Sep 19, 2017 09:40:03 #
jrcarpe
Loc: Jacksonville,AR
Something about old bridges fascinates me.I remember as a kid watching prisoners build wooden bridges in the country. I have a friend who was a bridge foreman for UP Railroad building bridges in AR,MO IL,LA and other states. Saw many pictures of his crew and some of the bridges they built. Some are still being used today.
Sep 19, 2017 09:43:23 #
I imagine a lot of history regarding that work, that has been lost or forgotten.
jrcarpe wrote:
Something about old bridges fascinates me.I remember as a kid watching prisoners build wooden bridges in the country. I have a friend who was a bridge foreman for UP Railroad building bridges in AR,MO IL,LA and other states. Saw many pictures of his crew and some of the bridges they built. Some are still being used today.
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