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[John Reddie]

This bridge, although not that high, offers certain risks while crossing. Too far left or right and the car is getting wet for sure. The P12 woodie is new here (National Geographic Magazine Nov. '41)

John R

[Normspeed]

I'll bet that bridge looked even narrower from the drivers seat.

[DAVE KNOXX TENN]

This bridge, although not that high, offers certain risks while crossing. Too far left or right and the car is getting wet for sure. The P12 woodie is new here (National Geographic Magazine Nov. '41)

John R

Any one Know The Song Low Bridge. Low Bridge everybody down.Low Bridge Cause we comming to a town.Have you ever nagivated a Low bridge on The Erie cannal.Or Something like that. Heck It Still looks Like A bridge OVER TROUBLED WATERS!!!!!!!!.

[1just4don]

Looks a bit weak and saggy in that one spot. How would ya like to cross that with an inch of ice and snow over the top..or a foot of snow for that matter. How would you like the job of hand scooping all snow off there?? Sure didnt use a snow plow!!

I remember crossing a bridge once that had quite a few planks missing,,that was hairy!! And no sides like that one. We have "TONS" of those kinds of bridges cept not that long,,just short hopper over dry creek kinds. BUT no sides,cause they interfere with hanging stuff over the sides to cross with wide stuff!! Those wooden bridges rot from the inside out too!! Thanks for the memories!!--just don--

[Don Coatney]

Any one Know The Song Low Bridge. Low Bridge everybody down.Low Bridge Cause we comming to a town.Have you ever nagivated a Low bridge on The Erie cannal.Or Something like that. Heck It Still looks Like A bridge OVER TROUBLED WATERS!!!!!!!!.

Low Bridge Lyrics

(Band):Kingston Trio

Chorus:

Low bridge, ev'rybody down. Low bridge for we're comin' to the town.

So you'll always know your neighbor and you'll always know your pal

If you've ever navigated on the Erie Canal. If you've ever navigated on the Erie Canal.

I got a mule and her name is Sal. Well, fifteen miles on the Erie Canal.

She's a good old worker and a good old pal. Fifteen miles on the Erie Canal. There's a

(Chorus)

Get up, there, mule, here comes a lock. We'll reach town about six o'clock.

Six o'clock's just an hour away, so make your tracks while we still got day.

(Chorus)

Damn that mule, she shore is lazy. Bound to drive a body crazy.

Looked at me the other day. Said, "I ain't a-goin' till I eat my hay!"

(Chorus)

[builtfercomfort]

And the 'Bridge' of the song (neither verse nor chorus):

We've hauled some barges in our day

Filled with lumber, coal and hay

and every inch of the way we know

from Albany to Buffalo

Burl Ives taught me this one