A train and a bridge
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This video is a response to Lowry Avenue Bridge Inspection. Lost Minneapolis 2005.
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To prevent them from being a hazard to ships and boats.
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Your friend's dad was a little crazy sounding lolol
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Maintainence Of Way
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Since the line is no longer active there's no real point to keeping the bridge closed and leaving it turned allows the boats below to pass by unrestricted.
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Long train was long.
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why do they always turn bridges on railroad tracks after its been abandoned?
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oh bummer. that's too bad. How long has it been closed?
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Pretty sweet! Do you guys know which RR used to run the tracks? Get in there and do some M.O.W. work and rail ride it ;)
spf150 3 years ago
M.O.W. work? That being?
SomeCynicalGuy 3 years ago
maybe they will reopen this eventually. That's what they did with the Arthur Kill Lift Bridge going to Staten Island New York just recently after being closed for 16 or 17 years.
We need to embrace our rail infrastructure and unused right-of-way in this country. There is so much of it out there and really is an excellent alternative to road travel and freight.
RON PAUL REVOLUTION!!!
neighborlynut 3 years ago
Eh...doubtful...it's in pretty rotten shape. It'd be cheaper to just tear the whole thing down.
SomeCynicalGuy 3 years ago
Cool. You said you would go back to film and you did! Some one asked me to film a building in Minneapolis, so thats what i'm working on now... Thanks for posting this to the Lowry bridge video.
rayofminneapolis 3 years ago
Lookin forward to it, sir! I'll have more to this as soon as I can pry it out of the file that won't let it go...
SomeCynicalGuy 3 years ago