Bahia honda bridge camera Videos

Good job.

Is Nick from Missouri ?

A few weeks ago I was heading home from Cahokia and was wondering, as I passed underneath the east side of the bridge. What street did people use to access the bridge to get into STL?

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Having an S curve in bridge is just bad news.

Thank you Rich for all your videos, I just came across them and will watch all of them as I plan on doing RT66 next September. Thanks again Jack Kessel Franklinville, NJ

You guys take this all so matter of factly...that fucking bridge has been in my nightmares many times. my mother had to grab me and my brother and open the door and we rolled down the hill so our father would not kill us... he drove over the railroad part of the bridge just hoping a train would come along... If you are expecting the bridge to be the same today as it was back in the early 40's, you are wrong...it's not the same... When i was 18 years old, I rode the Greyhound bus across the same damned bridge to the station and then walked up the river myself to NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE company where i worked...;one day i had enough and went to the Greyhound ticket office and bought a ticket to LOS ANGELES AND SAID TO HELL WITH ST. LOUIS AND ALL IT STOOD FOR... I lived in East St. Louis for many years...I went to DUPO COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL...I lived in the black part of town and it was the black mamas that cared for me before my granny got home from work in St. Louis...I was the only white girl in the crowd. We would play hop scotch out on Missouri Ave in East St. Louis, Ill The black mamas watched me till my Granny got home from working in St. Louis... I slept in a bed many nights, me and 6 little black girls...I thought i was black but my skin never got dark. I would walk to school and at the same corner an old black man would step off the curb and say to me, "Good Morning Little Missy"...and I would say, "good morning Sir". and I asked my black mama why he stepped into the street when i approached him and she said..."Chile, dat old man from de South...you is a little white girl...Back in the South he would be hanged from a tree if he didn't step off the sidewalk for you... and I cried and cried, cause I loved that old black man!!! East St. Louis was hard...when i got a decent paycheck...I went to the Greyhound bus station and bought a ticket for Los Angeles. No clothes, no nothing, just a bus ticket and GET THE HELL OUTA THERE...I HAVE NEVER, EVER BEEN SORRY... June in Fortuna, Callifornia [email protected] (if anyone wants to write me.) +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

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