Thanks man, you should check out "you don't want to see the world" my latest video. (It's my first stab at a short film thing?) It's the latest one on the channel.
That is the way the deck was built. Following the flood of 1894 which destroyed the original 1863 bridge. This was so if the Fraser River ever flooded again. Which it did twice again. 1947 and 1974, the flood waters would not destroy the bridge.
Oh yeah I'm sure it's crazy strong 💪 especially for a little vehicle..... the Fraser canyon is a cool spot. Can't wait to get back to the Mainland and explore dome cool history out that way.
I thought I had notifications turned on for your uploads, I do now! This was very well put together and looked like an amazing trip.
Thanks man, you should check out "you don't want to see the world" my latest video. (It's my first stab at a short film thing?) It's the latest one on the channel.
@@OutlastOverland stoked, I’m gonna watch it today!
I remember that feeling when walking down the trail and turning to see the bridge for my first time. Totally in awe
That is the way the deck was built. Following the flood of 1894 which destroyed the original 1863 bridge. This was so if the Fraser River ever flooded again. Which it did twice again. 1947 and 1974, the flood waters would not destroy the bridge.
Ah makes sense! I was wondering why the gaps..... thank you for pointing that out and commenting.
Nice to see you all back! The steel bridge looks cool
It was!
I made several trips over that bridge before the present one was built. That was the 2nd of three bridges.
Good work Dylan
Thanks buddy. Things are a bit busy right now but should be uploading more soon
still strong though i drove my jeep across it few years back
thats probably why there a huge rock in the way now
Oh yeah I'm sure it's crazy strong 💪 especially for a little vehicle..... the Fraser canyon is a cool spot. Can't wait to get back to the Mainland and explore dome cool history out that way.