Bridges
Bridges are more than just something to help us get from one place to another. They tell a story of our past and where we are headed in the future. The bridges over the Susquehanna River have many tales to tell us. From historic camelback bridges used for moving freight to more modern 6-lane highway bridges to ones used simply for pedestrians and bicycles, there are many wonderful bridges to view along the Susquehanna. Here are some of those myriad architectural marvels.
Gregg Robertson is a gardener, cabinetmaker, barbecuist, cook, skier, hiker, biker, kayaker, golfer, bread baker, hot sauce maker and traveler. He has been an environmental regulator, a technologist, an executive and is now the president of Conewago Ventures LLC, an electronic media marketing company serving small businesses and non-profit organizations.
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