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View of plaque.
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Various views beside bridge from southeast quadrant.
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Elevation from modern M-29 Bridge.
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Portal views.
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View beside bridge from northwest quadrant. The black dots on the bridge are hundreds of mayflies, as this photo was taken at the height of mayfly season.
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If you are fortunate (or unfortunate) enough to visit this bridge during the mayfly season, you may smell a rotting fish smell around the bridge. These photos detail what the source is... a pile of dead mayflies under the nearby advertising billboard... the lights attract these insects, and with their short lifespans, they die there.
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Views of girder.
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Girder details.
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Views under deck.
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Views of exposed wood and steel reinforcing rods.
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Abutment.
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Various views of the girders.
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End post details.
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Views of plaque.
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Elevation from current M-29 Bridge.
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Various views beside bridge from southeast quadrant.
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Various views beside bridge from southwest quadrant.
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Overviews of bridge.
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Portal views.
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If you are fortunate (or unfortunate) enough to visit this bridge during the mayfly season, you may smell a rotting fish smell around the bridge. These photos detail what the source is... a pile of dead mayflies under the nearby advertising billboard... the lights attract these insects, and with their short lifespans, they die there.
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This plaque is on the current 1973 M-29 Bridge
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View of the current 1973 M-29 Bridge, showing the old 1932 abutments it sits on.
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