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  • Like if you think the guy sounds like Kermit the Frog.

  • that grate sounds scary

  • This isn't Marion Bridge Cape Breton  Nova Scotia..........

  • @dougd1015 No, this bridge was in Point Marion, Pennsylvania. It was demolished last summer.

  • And for on other reason than it being really cool!

  • hes ther i see him

  • I've crossed that bridge for years. lol. What you said makes me giggle.

  • A strange bridge... =D

  • WOAH! 0:02 The suns rays look like a pink lightsaber!

  • Marion bridge iz destroyed 4 days ago and Channel 4 action news showed it

  • They could have left it open for pedestrian/bicycle traffic.. :P

  • Its down! Wooh!

  • This bridge was imploded this morning.

  • By federal law, all bridges have to be inspected at least every two years. For a bridge the size and condition of the old Point Marion Bridge, I suspect PennDOT inspected it a lot more frequently than that.

  • i love that bridge

  • what a piece of crap bridge...

  • Shut up.

  • yeah, at 0:15, on the right bridge, you can see a guy walking a dog, but you need to look hard too see the dog

  • sum1 was hiding in 0:16 on the right bridge but it seems it was a human not mothman.....

  • they need to tear that hing down, but they are going to build a new one first next ot it across the street from the car dealership

  • Typical PennDOT to waste money. Why build a two lane bridge? Build a similarly sized bridge and paint the old one, two one-way bridges! Or at least keep the old one for pedestrians or something, cheaper than tearing it down!

  • The cost of building a new two-lane bridge isn't all that different than the cost of a new one-lane bridge. Keeping two bridges in service would cost a lot more long-term in maintenance, plus you'd still have to sink money into the old bridge to rehab it.

    Generally speaking, closed bridges aren't allowed to stay on navigable waterways because they pose a hazard to navigation. You'd still have the liability and maintenance costs associated with keeping old bridge around if you didn't remove it.

  • I can't believe their taking out that bridge, i liked it. Gonna miss seeing it when I go fishing.

  • Mothman at 0.16 on your right.

  • i cant wait till they tair that piece of shit down.

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