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Hi Leslie – is that out in Steveston?
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Yes, it is.
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Now tagged with “Steveston”. Thanks!
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Oh boy. I remember that bridge. It took me a minute to muster up the courage to walk across it when I was there a few years ago for a photo walk.
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It’s pretty scary! One of the boards flipped up a bit when R stepped on it. Very unstable, and slippery!
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I love these kind of signs, Annie
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