That said, both are powerful displays of a greater past America that could get things done.
It’s not the bridge span, it’s the beauty of the thing, the approach down the mountains, etc. The thing has become morbid to me since watching the documentary about suicides off the bridge though. It’s an absolutely chilling thing seeing people jump off and the interviews of friends and families of the jumpers and the one or two who survived. Anyway, it’s the most special bridge in America in my opinion.
Yeah, but when was this one built? Before the age of modern equipment back in the depression? When something was built when you are comparing time frames is important, as is the design of the bridge. That one(where ever it is)is not a suspension bridge and looks a lot simpler and easier to build.