...bridges of Oklahoma [a whole bunch of just that]

[Daniel Kalal]

what's interesting with this collection taken over many years of riding through Oklahoma, is that very many of the old steel bridges have been removed and replaced with rather bland concrete things that I'm not likely to even notice, let alone stop to take a photo.

[oldbike54]

   Cool 

 Dusty

[Daniel Kalal]

   Cool 

Scrolling through, I notice I've got some repeats--taken on different rides.  But, the basic design of the truss bridges and pony bridges was so standardized that it's hard to tell, sometimes.  Of course, all Oklahoma rivers look alike...

[LowRyter]

I wonder how many are still left?   They're replacing them one by one.

[Gliderjohn]

The old steel truss bridges are a lost thing from our past. This one was closed a couple of years ago in Lindsborg, KS.






GliderJohn

[blu guzz]

there was a beautiful steel girder bridge that crossed the Ohio River in Madison Indiana that has now been replaced by some non-descript bridge that is so lacking in character, I can't even tell you what it is made of.

[Muzz]

I'm sure I saw Dusty in the distance in one of those shots.

Nice.

[oldbike54]

I'm sure I saw Dusty in the distance in one of those shots.

Nice.

 Little white headed guy , kinda goofy looking , probably appearing to be a bit dazed and confused ? If so , yeah , probably me 

 Dusty

[jcctx]

A few familiar in those pics; thanks for the memories!!

[Texas Turnip]

Thanks for the memories. "Boring" and "non descript" sho nuff describes the replacement bridges.

Tex