We took a 12-day road trip: Dayton ➤ Cleveland ➤ Chicago ➤ Cape Coral ➤ Anna Maria Island ➤ back to Dayton. Lots of miles and lots of fun to see friends and family.
As usual, bridges caught my eye and filled my camera roll.
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| Bye, bye Chicago |
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| Took this bridge through Louisville to avoid paying a toll |
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Images of the battered Sanibel Causeway in Florida became a symbol for Hurricane Ian's destruction at the end of September. On October 19, well ahead of the October 31 target date, the 3-mile-long span reopened, allowing Sanibel Island’s 6,000 residents to again come and go freely. |
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| Bradenton to Holmes Beach |
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| A couple big guys coming through |
The Brent Spence Bridge, 1-75 N into Cincinnati. The Brent Spence Bridge was constructed in the 1960s to carry around 80,000 vehicles a day, but the daily I-75 and I-71 traffic load has reached 160,000 vehicles in recent years. Project plans call for the construction of a companion bridge to the west of the existing Brent Spence Bridge, as well as improvements to the current bridge. Federal funding grants worth $1.635 billion for the Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project give the landmark bridge and corridor project the green light to move toward construction.
I have been across a few of those bridges, one of them many times.
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