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Rufus T. Firefly wrote:Of course, now having shown us all that you know what all the details are under the bridge, you will have no other recourse but to model each and every prototypical aspect in full conformity to the prototype,![]()
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G3750 wrote:These photos are from today.
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George
G3750 wrote:Rufus T. Firefly wrote:Of course, now having shown us all that you know what all the details are under the bridge, you will have no other recourse but to model each and every prototypical aspect in full conformity to the prototype,![]()
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No, that was done to show any trolls considering this bridge as a habitat what they could expect. You know, like a real estate agent. Yeah, that's it.![]()
Rufus T. Firefly wrote:G3750 wrote:Rufus T. Firefly wrote:Of course, now having shown us all that you know what all the details are under the bridge, you will have no other recourse but to model each and every prototypical aspect in full conformity to the prototype,![]()
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No, that was done to show any trolls considering this bridge as a habitat what they could expect. You know, like a real estate agent. Yeah, that's it.![]()
You don't have to go looking under a bridge for trolls; there's a few too many right hereabouts,
G3750 wrote:Rufus T. Firefly wrote:G3750 wrote:
No, that was done to show any trolls considering this bridge as a habitat what they could expect. You know, like a real estate agent. Yeah, that's it.![]()
You don't have to go looking under a bridge for trolls; there's a few too many right hereabouts,
I wasn't going to mention any names (Rufus). You're right, but admitting to having a problem is the first step to recovery.![]()
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J. S. Bach wrote:G3750 wrote:These photos are from today.
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George
Well, actually no, it is too dark to see any detail.
G3750 wrote:What about that towboat sitting way up on the high pier (about 20+ feet above the water)? You don't see that every day.
Rufus T. Firefly wrote:
You don't have to go looking under a bridge for trolls; there's a few too many right hereabouts,
webenda wrote:It has push knees, isn't it a push boat?
J. S. Bach wrote:webenda wrote:It has push knees, isn't it a push boat?
They are still generally referred to as towboats.
rogruth wrote:J. S. Bach wrote:webenda wrote:It has push knees, isn't it a push boat?
They are still generally referred to as towboats.
Even though they push their tow from the rear. Yes.
I always liked to watch them take a tow around a bend in the river.
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