1930s, History, Nostalgia, Photography, Pics, Travel, VintageNo Way You Could Plummet To Your Death Off That Thing November 7, 2019 kerbey Clifton Adams The bridge was demolished in 1951. Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Related Published by kerbey View all posts by kerbey
I bet that was considered the cutting edge of Highway engineering at the time. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Can you imagine accelerating into the curves when its snowing and the road is icy? That would have been an E-ticket ride as the old folks at Disney would say. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
LOL. I bet if we still have mosquitoes in November, THEY can still have termites when it’s freezing! LikeLiked by 1 person
I bet that was considered the cutting edge of Highway engineering at the time.
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You know it.
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Can you imagine accelerating into the curves when its snowing and the road is icy? That would have been an E-ticket ride as the old folks at Disney would say.
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Nice term. Yes, quite a thrill as you hit that wood and hope it doesn’t snap.
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Do they have termites around there? Asking for a friend…
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LOL. I bet if we still have mosquitoes in November, THEY can still have termites when it’s freezing!
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Yoweee— how are people supposed to text and drive THAT? 😀
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Ha!
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