The last one has me stumped... so instead I'll add one of my own.
What is the name of this bridge?
What road did it carry?
What is the name of the body of water it crosses?
http://www.roadtripamerica.com/forum...pictureid=1741
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The last one has me stumped... so instead I'll add one of my own.
What is the name of this bridge?
What road did it carry?
What is the name of the body of water it crosses?
http://www.roadtripamerica.com/forum...pictureid=1741
What a bizarre location for a lighthouse....
Unless it is in Maine?
This one is going to take some time....
Mark
Wow, what a cool angle and photo... hmmm, that seems like a short bridge-- that's tricky too....
Mark
Not Maine, and it's location IS noteworthy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Sedenquist
The only reason why I was able to get this one was because this is the only remaining curved-span covered bridge in the US (almost the world).
It is Humpback Bridge, which crosses Dunlap Creek. It is outside Covington, VA, and the road I had to look up... James River and Kanawha Turnpike
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Originally Posted by Mass Tim
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Originally Posted by erikendres
That's exactly right! Good work! The bridge is about 100 feet long and is closed to traffic. There is a little picnic area nearby, but the smell of a local paper manufacturing plant gives the air a somewhat unpleasant aroma.
The structure looks like some of the light houses found around the great lakes -- but that slope and that heavy tree cover-- doesn't fit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Twilight
hmmm
Mark
This lighthouse was first ceremonially lit by FDR.
Mark Twain Lighthouse in Hannibal MO.
Yep, as seen from the Mississippi.Quote:
Originally Posted by glc