Where Am I - Part 5

What is the name of this bridge?

I'm guessing it's not in California

That is correct.

Do cars pass on that bridge????? ;0)

Man that is one scarey bridge. I wouldn't go across it ever.

Is it in VA?

Only a certain kind of car goes over that bridge.

It is not in VA.

That bridge had a wide sidewalk and good railing. I walked across it with minimal fear and I am terrified of heights.

Does it go over the Ohio River? There are big railroad bridges near Cincinnati and Marietta....

Does not go over the Ohio River.

Possibly a narrow gauge trestle for trains ?
EAst of the Mississippi?

Could it be the Kinzua Bridge, McKean County, PA which was felled by a tornado in July 2003?

Yes, it is Kinzua Bridge.

Aw, I only got that 'cos I did a google search and happened to come across a website dedicated to the bridge - strictly a lucky break. I wouldn't walk over it though.

http://www.venangoil.com/bridgeskinzua.html

Where is this?

New Mexico?

No, not NM.

Mexico? Or are these all in the US?

Texas? I know trois says that he gets to see the migrations...

It is in the U.S., but not Texas.

CA?

California?

Edited to say ooops...wgn...you beat me to it! ;-0

This message was edited Nov 11, 2006 2:20 PM

Pennsylvania

It is in CA.

Is it in the Sierra Madres Mts?

No, not in any mountians.

Chumash Painted Cave S.H.P. ?

No, not there.

Somewhere along the Big Sur area?

How about Pismo St Beach near San Luis Obispo, we know you've been up there.
and [giggle] they have the largest over-wintering colony of Monarchs in the US

It is Pismo Beach.

I cheated with google. Not fair.

Any place you can get the information is legitimate.


In what town is this?

Is it in the South?

DH says Charleston, SC. But I thought that stone walls were more typical of the Mid-Atalntic & north east!

Joey

The flat roof says not where there's much in the way of snow.
Virginia?

It is in the South, but not Charleston or Virginia.

Is it in NC or AL?

Savannah GA?

It is in AL.

Well of course it is. I'll guess Montgomery. Because the place looks well shined.