I'll take Landmarks and Geography for....

[ChiefApache]

Got it. Was really surprised Barb missed it after her post from two weeks ago.

I really don't remember it looking like that.

[ChiefApache]

Easy one

Cleveland....near the power plant and entrance to Lakeside Yacht Club.

[cuda]

I went to that same race a couple years ago. My buddy drives a truck for Publix from Ft Liqordale to Key West every night. He went to the races with us.

[cuda]

I checked with my dad. He said it is the same US 19 that runs through St Pete. He said there was another highway over the same bridge, maybe 17?

He had to call me back. He thought I was talking about the bridge over the Columbia River Gorge. Been there too.

[Scarab KV]

Is that on 68? Damn can't remember the name now, between MD and WV.

No not 68.
Pretty drive across 68, but sure can be a work out when your loaded heavy though.

[Scarab KV]

Nailed it! First time I had been through there, towin BLees skater I think.. it was pretty cool!

Have to be honest. I had to work for that one. Looked familiar as hell, but couldn't place it right away. I knew from the peaked saufet that it wasn't a TN, WV or PA tunnel, cause they're all flat. I remembered from earlier posts awhile back that you guys had gone to a PR some place. I finally went to the other site and searched hammer's post and found Emerald. Once I knew which way you were head'd I remembered Arkansas. lol...not exactly known for their vast number of tunnels. I remembered it was called Bobby something, but google filled in the blank for me

[Buoy]

Tim, did you see this link in the earlier post.

http://www.michiganrailroads.com/RRH...wingBridge.htm

Gives a lot of history on thr bridge and the reason for the swing, all though hardly ever swung open.

Thanks for posting that Wayne.

Very interesting. Like I said, I was always kind of curious about that bridge.

[Scarab KV]

Thanks for posting that Wayne.

Very interesting. Like I said, I was always kind of curious about that bridge.

Me too.
Always studying bridges, tunnels, etc as I drive by for scenery ideas for the train layout.

[cuda]

Me too.
Always studying bridges, tunnels, etc as a drive by for scenery ideas for the train layout.

My uncle was in charge of all the bridges in Ohio. He was an engineer. He was mesmerized by the Skyway Bridge. Uncle Marshall is kind of strange that way.

[Scarab KV]

My uncle was in charge of all the bridges in Ohio. He was an engineer. He was mesmerized by the Skyway Bridge. Uncle Marshall is kind of strange that way.

Mackinac is cool. Had a friend riding with me one week. Went across one very breezy night about 3:00am. No traffic, so I stopped on the center span. He says "Why are we.......Holy Chit" as he started to feel the sway of the bridge.

[RichL]

Mackinac is cool. Had a friend riding with me one week. Went across one very breezy night about 3:00am. No traffic, so I stopped on the center span. He says "Why are we.......Holy Chit" as he started to feel the sway of the bridge.

Yea that swaying of the bridge stuff is lots of fun.

Got to experience it on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge once during a traffic tie up.

[Scarab KV]

Week two

[Scarab KV]

...and more

[ImaPoser]

Week two

skyway bridge, chicago?

[fund razor]

skyway bridge, chicago?

Can't be. All the lanes are open. No barrels.

[ChiefApache]

Week two

WTF is West Virginia?

[Scarab KV]

skyway bridge, chicago?

yes

[ChiefApache]

yes

You know, I've only been to Chicago like 4 times in my life and each time I flew into Chicago. Just advising you of this so when you see my stupid answers and start laughing, I have an excuse.

[Scarab KV]

Can't be. All the lanes are open. No barrels.

Now that made me laugh

[Scarab KV]

WTF is West Virginia?

Sorry toots, but the answer is right in front of you though