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CanuckDiver
Wooden safety plyons at the Welland Swing Bridge
CanuckDiver
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6/02/2010 8:01 PM
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Lakes/Rivers/Springs
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CanuckDiver
- 6/03/2010 9:21 PM
Thanks. No idea what those wooden pylons are there for, unless it is to stop boats from crashing into the central support column of the railway swing bridge.
Taken at in Welland Canal Recreational Waterway in Welland, Ontario, Canada, BTW.
Greg
- 6/03/2010 2:02 PM
That’s a pretty spooky looking picture.
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