Posted by Kevin Bismark on November 29, 2011 at 20:20:01 from (207.255.147.8):
In Reply to: Re: End of an Era posted by Tony in Mass. on November 28, 2011 at 14:33:28:
Is the bridge you are talking about the one down by Warren PA. went down in a F-1 tornado about 10 years ago, we went down there a month ago, the last time we were out here, they have about half the span where you can walk out and look around, have a glass floor out there so you can look down , about 305 feet above the ground, the rest of the iron is laying down where the wind pushed it over. They were in the process of fixing it when the storm came in, it"s a state park now, was quite a sight, was worth the drive down there, been traveling around the country more than I would have like to the last few years, but it"s work.
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