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And Lewis and Clark said, "Omigod! Where were these when we needed them?"
ReplyDeleteHaving boats, Lewis and Clark had little use for a bridge, but I left my boat at home so was glad there was a good one. Also got a Troll's eye view of it.
DeleteThat is some bridge!
ReplyDeleteIt goes over the second largest river in the U.S. which is commercially navigated, except in this year of drought. A year ago it flooded millions of acres.
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