Posted by JDEM on September 14, 2017 at 05:41:49 from (70.194.2.141):
I have been crossing the bridge a lot lately. I am building a cabin in the U.P. Crossing has been kind of "iffy" this past week or so. First it was closed for high winds on one trip. Then on another we had to leave early since it closed for the Labor Day Bridge-walk . Then? My mistake, but we got stuck in the tractor crossing. At least the tractors only took one and and we could still cross. Near the end of the bridge on the St. Ignace side, a tractor was broke down with oil all over the road. Some other guy who came to "help" drove right into the vehicle traffic lane and almost caused an disaster.
I took some video and stills while driving and crossing. I was in the woods for near a week with no Internet and no computer. Just got back. And when we crossed this time? Another crossing! This time for "joggers."
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