The Bridge to Nowhere
September 18, 2008 2:00 PM
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man couldn't control the length of this hike! this bridge should be called...
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man couldn't control the length of this hike! this bridge should be called "the bridge that takes forever to get to since there aren't any real signs or trails to follow except the riverbed!" i should have brought a horse. and more water. huell makes it seem like a breeze, that trail only exists on the last stretch of the hike!
GREAT STORIES......