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Why Couldn't The Rv Clear The Older Bridges?
The bridges over there are so much older, built to super old standards, so they are not very tall. Their RV could not go where a bridge was too small. A Little Train Bridge said 11 foot something, and these things are not accurately measured. His safe limit is around 13. In New York State, an upcoming bridge of 10 feet meant getting off the freeway, and there was no warning and no signs.
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Drew Wilson. In an RV around the world. 🚍🌎
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