I know that area, That is one tall bridge a long way down to the creek below, A semi truck went off that years ago, couldn't imagine, Thanks for video !!
Caught the premiere! Saw everyone chatting about this. This was awesome to see on film Jeremy! It was shot differently than California Unearthed’s version too. Nice job.
Hey there, Jeremy, much thanks for the post. Do you have a map that actually shows the original route of historic 99 between Redding and Mount Shasta? I've searched the internet to no avail. If you have one, could you please share it, thank you!
I guess people had more time to stop on these highway bridges back then. I just don’t understand why so many benches… where would you stop the vehicle to get out?
It is beyond incredibly sad to see these old highways and bridges fall into disuse and without repair. They go through some of the most beautiful scenery anywhere, and the roads and bridges themselves were built with the most aesthetically pleasing architecture. Places I wish to God I could drive on, and their abandonment thoroughly angers me to no end. 😭
It was a popular phrase back in the 1970s … used to see it on bumper stickers, especially. I seem to recall seeing it on t-shirts, as well. Looks like someone's rehashing that old phrase on the bridge.
An old phrase, meaning shut the TV off, get up and get outside. Live life and do things, don't just sit there and vegetate in front on thr "Idiot box". It's an old term.
Catching the premiere now!
Great job! Love the architecture on this bridge quite a different style from today. Bridge designs.
Beautiful architecture! If you look closely you can see the painted center line…
Neat how you can base a video on a well written article and still give your followers new material with it! Great job, Tuggle!
Great photographs and tell all history, based on your article. Love this man. Great job.
Amazing job babe
Thanks my love!
I know that area, That is one tall bridge a long way down to the creek below, A semi truck went off that years ago, couldn't imagine, Thanks for video !!
Well done sir
Thank you, my friend! See you soon.
Thanks for posting
I think this might be your first split screen video… interesting! I’m amazed how over grown things are on the old Pacific Highway at this location.
Caught the premiere! Saw everyone chatting about this. This was awesome to see on film Jeremy! It was shot differently than California Unearthed’s version too. Nice job.
Jeremy, this was a wonderful addition to your article. Thank you so much! Pretty bridge. Yet, so much graffiti.
Wonderful!
nice bridge looked 1930ish art deco, WPA vintage. thank you, good coverage ALL stay safe
Fascinating architectural, great article to go with this video as well!
Way different from the California Unearthed version! Quite a different approach from your article too but very neat to see.
Very interesting! Your article was a bonus to this as well. So informative, Jeremy!
Great video absolutely love the design and the built in benches are awesome. Do you know what year it was put out of use. Thanks
Great film! Love the design and architecture of this historic bridge on this route.
So much growth since the last time I’ve been there. Dang!
My husband took me here years ago and we had lunch on one of those benches!
Hey there, Jeremy, much thanks for the post. Do you have a map that actually shows the original route of historic 99 between Redding and Mount Shasta? I've searched the internet to no avail. If you have one, could you please share it, thank you!
Always neat to see old historical sites like that but urks me when see graffiti done on it.
I guess people had more time to stop on these highway bridges back then. I just don’t understand why so many benches… where would you stop the vehicle to get out?
Right!
Love the ruins from prior resets!!
It is beyond incredibly sad to see these old highways and bridges fall into disuse and without repair. They go through some of the most beautiful scenery anywhere, and the roads and bridges themselves were built with the most aesthetically pleasing architecture. Places I wish to God I could drive on, and their abandonment thoroughly angers me to no end. 😭
What does “Kill Your T.V.” relate to?
Satellite maybe? Not sure….
Not sure...
Good question!
It was a popular phrase back in the 1970s … used to see it on bumper stickers, especially. I seem to recall seeing it on t-shirts, as well. Looks like someone's rehashing that old phrase on the bridge.
An old phrase, meaning shut the TV off, get up and get outside. Live life and do things, don't just sit there and vegetate in front on thr "Idiot box". It's an old term.