| Current at 3/14/2007 (Online waypoint URL) |
Spanning the Globe by JJG10101 (1.5/2)
N33° 43.552 W117° 46.629 (WGS84)
UTM 11S E 428001 N 3732032
Use waypoint: GC11AW6
Size: Micro Hidden on 3/8/2007
In California, United States
Difficulty:
Terrain: 
| Bridges make the world go 'round. Although, having said that, the world would probably spin on its own without them. |
There's a bunch of different types of bridges: arch, cantilever, suspension, swing, and so on. If you've been to Tom Sawyer island at Disneyland, you might've seen the wooden-planks-on-floating-barrels version. I'm no expert, but the bridge at this particular GZ seems pretty sound. Kudos to all those engineers out there that make Spanning the Globe possible. Have fun!
Additional Hints Hints
Current at 3/14/2007
3/12/2007 by Smoochersmom
Great!! This was a two-fer. I saw the new listing and thought, geez I was just in that area on Saturday but who could resist a new listing plus one that I had previously missed...SL THX 4 the cache(s)
3/10/2007 by eyesonu
Last cache of the day. Very cool. Parking a little tricky. Makes your feet tingle.
3/10/2007 by Boilermaker_82
I think I'm getting the hang of this sport (is it a sport? I twisted my ankle last week kinda like in basketball) or is it an activity? Whatever, my find time is reducing in on a logorithmic scale. Oh jeez, the engineer in me coming out. Like the clue and the placement.
3/8/2007 by JJG10101
I think I'm becoming the Dennis Miller of hints. I tried to write a basic one, honest(!), but I couldn't. Moral of the story: never send an editor to do a writer's job.
3/8/2007 by cache_in_pocket
Beta Tester. And that's a good thing and a bad thing. Good because I don't really have to find it, and bad because I don't get to find it...well, don't get to FTF it. But, nice cache and nice write up...and again, someone had to tell me what the hint means.
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