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Will Gant

April 03, 2020 09:44PM

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There is a piece from one of the feet that was buried when the bridge was scrapped, the scrappers just cut it at the dirt line and left it.

Its stored at the Lebanon mine site right now. But it's nothing more then a rusty beam amoung some rusty machinery. But it it's huge last known remaining piece of the actual bridge

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