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It's the Atlantic Ocean, rough waters churn up lots of bottom stuff

Oh well, can't be help, nothing to really see before impact , not much after. Guess should have cut more of the blurry part. Just showing what happens when you don't pay attention.

Plus the pylons support the main span , though only 3 of the girders actually rest on the two pylons , the outer two girders on each side are encased in concrete and I believe tension rods and rebar , should be pouring concrete on the deck soon , if they haven't already started, will have to check tomorrow,

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lol, how true, seems to be all monopoly cash, maybe its from DC.

yes , your right on that, one hopes the engineers and designers are up to speed and pick the right concrete mix, doing all that rebar is hard work, specially in the het and humidity. Time will tell

Lol, now that I look at it again, could be at that

Thats great, so have you tried zipping across yet? I only get to Columbus once a year, but used to live there a while back.

So have you tried zipping across the water yet? i get to Columbus once a year , but used to live there some time ago.

lol, for some really big potatoes...

lol, i thinks so too, and the cab might have ac as well.

Lol, true, guess the term white water refers to the water when it goes over the rocks. The Chattahoochee is always muddy looking.

@@allectius989 Whitewater usually is classified 1- 5 level of technical difficulty for rapids on many rivers in the western U.S.

True, I no nothing about whitewater rafting. The city tourist bureau, calls it whitewater rafting, so went with that. Just posting some of the interesting things I could with the drone, the weather was pretty bad at the time.

ok, I stand corrected , excavator sounds much better for what it was doing.

Summerville , South Carolina

Point, none really, just showing workers working , getting materials for making the safety walkway, not much else going on , dont have much flight time, plus no shade, so i always hope something is going when i visit the site.

@@allectius989 I though it was wood for building, forms and possible walkway. and someone was throwing shade a bout materials use for a bridge. Lol

Where’s the wimmin?

I grew up of sorts in Columbus. Was there for a visit

Still slowly figuring out the posting thing, trying to edit some of the videos, thought about music or narration, nut not quite sure how that wouod work out, still learning, just foing it for fun, actually just start posting drone videos for someone in Colorado, was easier to post on youtube then texting or messaging, and it has morphed from here. Still learning on flying the drone , as in not crashing it, it doesnt have obsticle avoidence . thanks for the comment

Your welcome🙂

Sorry to hear. Always next year. I have missed many, don't go every year..

Out on US 17, if you google the area the maps have been updated and show the roads path

From Trolly rd it goes to ludwn drive then to Orangeburg rd the to then enters alt17 which is slightly before alt17 runs into Dorchester rd, google maps hasn't caught up yet with the changes

Very true, also always wear a safety harness and attach it to a secure point, as one individual seems not to have a harness...

Yes it is

Yes, intersection of Trolly Rd and Berlin G

Thanks for viewing and the great comment🙂

Yes it is, pricy one, but was much needed (according to those in the know) . If you had seen or driven over the ones it replaced, then it was needed.

Wow, nice story, it's good to hold on to old memories so they're not forgotten. As for the old currency, tangable memories for sure, as for value, priceless fir the memories attached , money wise , you research it, you never know 🙂

Yes, I believe so

You are welcome and thanks for the comment...

Hmm, thought about that too, but when drone went high over bridge you can see the footing foundation of the towers, and looks like something (large rocks or something ) flares downward. Could be an optical illusion or maybe a barrier of sorts. I really don't know, makes you wonder though..

I have toured it and they do have elevators to lower and flight decks from the hanger deck.

Yes, I agree, though not sure how much longer. It needs lot of maintenance. Read somewhere it's leaking something. Also sitting on mud can't be good.

Hmm, it dies need work for sure. Not sure how they acquire more aircraft, there are more on the hanger deck and a museum. As for being in Charlesto, Mt Pleasant actually, not sure what to say about that, since I live in Summerville. There are a few other things to see at Patriots Point.

I git here in 1993, when the navel base was closing, due to politics. Most of the old base is now used for other things. There is still weapons station.

@@allectius989 Took on ammo at that weapons station.

Sounds like that might have been hard work

​@@allectius989Yes it was very hard work. The entire crew worked in unison to handle each 5" round and powder canister to store in the magazines. Plus loading missiles and torpedoes...

Hard work indeed, makes my time in the USAF as an aircraft technician tame, though sometimes difficult and somewhat dangerous, still no comparison to what you did, not only hard, but extremely dangerous ...

Yes it is, been there several times. Hated to see the submarine go, it was very interesting. Thanks for the comment.

lol, scary suff

Kinda strange, must be the kind of bulbs they are using its only those few street lights

@@allectius989 Maybe it was some kind of celebration or art installation?

Hmm, never thought of that. Though have not heard of any art or celebration concerning those lights. Thought maybe some new bulb to ease light pollution, haven't seen any such blue lights around, but they may be just haven't seen any myself. The only celebration if you can call it the, is the Flowertown Festival this weekend, kinda an artsy fender thing, lots of vendors and food.

@@allectius989 That’s cool; I hope it goes well!

@@PunmasterSTP Thanks

Summerville, South Carolina

Lol, hope not. I worry about the FAA😁

Yes it us, just to think they used to have to make forms out of wood then pour the concrete. They do curbs the same way. Though they still make forms for special situations

promo ?

Many thanks!

Yup, twice as hard, unless you work or have worked night shift , most dont understand

So very true , they are the backbone of society