Pam: This is the second Tacoma Narrows Bridge, (straight ahead.) The one on the left is the third Tacoma Narrows Bridge, and 300 feet below submerged in the waters of Puget Sound lays the first Tacoma Narrows Bridge.
Submerged?! Sounds like the local politicians need to learn that bridges need to be built above water, not under water. What's really scary is it took them three times to get it right. Or did they get a 3-for-the-price-of-1 special on bridge building materials?
Wow...a blue sky! Haven't seen a blue sky in weeks around these parts. What bridge is this, Randy?
ReplyDeletePam: This is the second Tacoma Narrows Bridge, (straight ahead.) The one on the left is the third Tacoma Narrows Bridge, and 300 feet below submerged in the waters of Puget Sound lays the first Tacoma Narrows Bridge.
ReplyDeleteSubmerged?! Sounds like the local politicians need to learn that bridges need to be built above water, not under water. What's really scary is it took them three times to get it right. Or did they get a 3-for-the-price-of-1 special on bridge building materials?
ReplyDeletePam: You might have read about this bridge before at: http://randaljohnson.blogspot.com/2010/03/learning-to-drive.html
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