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We have raised the dead....

TheGreenGoblin wrote: ↑

Fri May 27, 2022 10:53 pm

We have raised the dead....

Were you referring to me perchance GG?

Smeagol wrote: ↑

Fri May 27, 2022 10:54 pm

TheGreenGoblin wrote: ↑

Fri May 27, 2022 10:53 pm

We have raised the dead....

Were you referring to me perchance GG?

Of course my Goblin chum. How are we going to save this decent site?

It has become the land of the living dead. The Orcs abide here!

Don't let the Orcs see this, act of revolution...,

Ware lest the Australian crawler feeds our insurgency back to central command. The commander, a decent man, who under the Geneva Convention will not be tortured by any more music videos!

The English Goblin has funked it!

Will ye not rise, not in rage, but in fun and revivify this great forum, before it becomes so anodyne that you die from boredom...

I will fight against the Orcs in my bunker.. (not for the first time)...

Old men... not fit for combat purpose...

No doubt I will be banned, but another leader will arise amongst you good people.

Freedom calls...

Smeagol wrote: ↑

Fri May 27, 2022 10:44 pm

This looks like the Astoria- Megler bridge between Oregon and Washington states in the USA.

That'll be it. After posting it I wondered if I'd already featured it previously, given that I'm not organised enough to keep records. Smeagol to drive.

Thanks llondel.
Seems GG has been on the sauce again. But I digress...

How about another bridge?

Bear Mt, NY

fin wrote: ↑

Sat May 28, 2022 7:16 pm

Bear Mt, NY

T'other side of the continent.

Vancouver?

Yes Hydro, it is Vancouver, the Lions Gate Bridge to be precise. I took the photo from Stanley Park some 40 years ago but looking at street view on google maps, the view is much the same.

Hydromet has control.

Thank you, Smeagol. We'll move to the southern hemisphere.

This is Long Gully Bridge or Northbridge, Suspension Bridge or Cammeray Bridge in north Sydney, Australia.

That was quick Smeagol. You have control.
It used to be a suspension bridge, but is now a concrete arch.

I read the entry for the bridge and was amazed that the current bridge was a completely different form from the previous bridge - not even the span remained the same.