The Bridge to Nowhere... by Andromeda31
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This is what's left of the Kinzua Viaduct Railroad Bridge located in Kinzua State Park, McKean County, Pa. On July 21st,2003, 2 tornadoes swept through the park, ripping up 11 of its 20 support columns, which now lay in waste in the valley below. I took this picture in early September while on vacation. To see this destruction in perspective is incredible! If you're interested in reading about it or seeing more photos of it, here is the link:
http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/parks/kinzuabridge.aspx
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Comments (11)
WHOA!!!!!!!!!!! this is one of your best shots, that is amazeing catch!!!!!! AWSOME!!! BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (V)!!!!!!! :0) Very Cool!!!
An amazing find,and excellent capture here.
very sad about the damage that was done but the image is a great one! nature sure can be harsh sometimes.
Must have been a hell of a tornado! Excellent work, that a violence nature can show sometimes!
Looks really horrible... This must've been a powerful blast. A great capture :)
This is a wonderful photography! Excellent capture!!!!!!!!!!!! but that a violence there... :( but your capture is amazing!!! Good luck!!!!!!! ;)
wow, an amazing shot. what an interesting find. looks wonderful,Richard. !!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!
an example of men's ability to destroy nature's beauty...Very well done shot dear.
Wow, Rick ... fabulous shot. And it looks so much like it belongs there, as it is now. It's kind of grown into the landscape. That must have been a monster of a tornado.
excellent shot of the sad rest! impressive imagination of the power of that tornado!
I visite your link and can see it before the tearing...what a sadness. This metallical construction had to stay standing for design posterity...excellent shot.