Posted by JDEM on September 01, 2019 at 07:34:57 from (47.33.231.52):
In Reply to: Mackinac Bridge posted by stonerock on September 01, 2019 at 04:07:57:
I got stuck right in the middle of a tractor-crossing in my pickup truck. Wasn't fun, but kind of funny at the same time. I have to cross the Mac Bridge a lot late summer and fall. That because I live on both sides. Seems there is always some sort of crossing going on. The "walk" is the worst. Used to be fine a few years back when the bridge was kept partly open for people who NEEDED to get across. But now? Closing the entire bridge to vehicles so some people can walk half-way or all the way across due to terrorism concerns? Also the "Double-cross." Not something I am crazy about.
It WAS kind of funny when we got stuck in the middle of the tractor crossing. Tractor in front of us broke down and there was oil all over the road. So everything came to a half for awhile. I got to take some good photos from my truck.
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