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Re: The sun also sets on the East Coast
Author: Butler
Date: 11-23-2011 - 08:05

Can't tell for sure but it looks like the bridge might have had something on the lower deck at one time. Rail or road? Or is it just the way that the bridge is built.

Out west we seem to have a lot of bridges that no longer see trains. The former Camas Prairie 2nd subdivision (Spaulding ID to Grangeville ID) has many. Check this link for some pictures:

Lawyers canyon bridge

We do have some impressive bridges crossing the Columbia River at various places. Check this link:

Columbia River bridges

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  The sun also sets on the East Coast Mitch 11-22-2011 - 22:02
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  Re: The sun also sets on the East Coast Mitch 11-22-2011 - 23:24
  Re: The sun also sets on the East Coast Marty Bernard 11-23-2011 - 07:14
  Re: The sun also sets on the East Coast Butler 11-23-2011 - 08:05
  Re: The sun also sets on the East Coast Mitch 11-23-2011 - 10:22
  Re: The sun also sets on the East Coast Graham Buxton 11-23-2011 - 14:18


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