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Photo taken by Fredrick Garcia |
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Photo taken by Fredrick Garcia |
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Photo taken by Fredrick Garcia |
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Photo taken by Fredrick Garcia |
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Photo taken by Fredrick Garcia |
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Photo taken by Fredrick Garcia |
I AGREE! MORE PICS PLEASE!! I will also be sending more as I can get them!!
You guys are weird. You visit enough to comment on a site that obsessively catalogs bridges everywhere yet you feel offended or annoyed somehow that someone dare obsessively photograph said bridges. You'd rather have one photo and be done with it? I'd rather have as many as possible for each of these bridges so I can see exactly what makes them each unique.
More photos, please.
I like Fred’s Pictures. Some may be of bridges already photographed, but I like his views. Most of these bridges won’t last much longer, it’s nice that some one has taken the time to share what some of us may never get a chance to see.
Amen to that brother. The web page header should read, " Historic Repeating Bridge Photos of Fred Garcia."
Has this web site become the Fred Garcia redundant photo page or what?
Visited this bridge at 11:00 a.m. on 01 March 2007. This stream is unmarked on the highway. There is no way to tell that there is an open spandrel concrete arch below the deck, unless you get out of your vehicle and start down the embankment at either abuttment. Clear water stream. There is a downstream gravel bar but essentially its impossible to get a photo of the entire bridge from a profile view. Guardrails seem rather flimsy. Some old concrete segments that were once part of the bridge lay at the foot of abuttments.
Webmaster's note: The photos that were here have been incorporated into the main site.