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Bay Bridge eastern span opens

Drivers wait along Powell Street in Emeryville, Calif., for the new eastern span of the Bay Bridge to open on Monday evening. They were rewarded shortly after 10pm Monday September 2, 2013 as the bridge was opened hours ahead of schedule

 

 

1. San Francisco Chronicle

   New SF-Oakland Bay Bridge handles first rush hour CBS News-4 hours ago The gleaming white and newly built $6.4 billion eastern span of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge handled its first morning commute ...

   Roadshow: Testing the new Bay Bridge in a convertible

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   Bay Bridge bike, pedestrian path opens

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   Spirit of victory prevails at opening of new Bay Bridge

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2. Bay Bridge eastern span opens San Francisco Chronicle-7 hours ago The Bay Bridge - now with a soaring, signature tower anchoring the new east span - is finally open. At 10:15 p.m. Monday, Caltrans and the ...

3. New Bay Bridge design debuts after years of strife San Francisco Chronicle-by John King-9 hours ago For many Bay Area residents, the shimmering white eastern span of the BayBridge can't be viewed apart from its construction travails or the ...

4. Hundreds of Bay Bridge workers celebrate at bash San Francisco Chronicle-6 hours ago It was a party that would have delighted engineers everywhere. Monday's BayBridge opening celebration - held in an old Key System repair ...

5. New Bay Bridge, same old traffic San Francisco Chronicle-7 hours ago (09-03) 10:16 PDT EMERYVILLE -- The Bay Bridge debuted its new, towering east span on Tuesday, but the morning commute was no ...

6. New San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge opens, tad early CBS News-20 hours ago SAN FRANCISCO The new, $6.4 billion eastern span of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge has been opened to traffic after years of delays ...

Walk through Big Basin State Park in 2013

Walk through Big Basin State Park in  2013


Walk through the Picnic Area 1 (Old L camp site) Big Basin State Park in  2013

http://youtu.be/cUs-2eaSUGs

Walk through the Sempervirens Campgrounds (Old A,B camp sites)

http://youtu.be/SobA6R5jUT4

Walk through Access trail and Redwood Tree Loop Trail.

http://youtu.be/GM17WCZrE-I

Walk through Bloom Creek (Old F,G, H, I camp sites)

http://youtu.be/mhKExtZRxwk

Photos from Camp Siouxmoux 2013 at Big Basin. Ca

Photos from Camp Siouxmoux 2013 at Big Basin. Ca

Six Flags New Orleans, which closed as Hurricane Katrina approached in 2005 and has never reopened.

Six Flags New Orleans, which closed as Hurricane Katrina approached in 2005 and has never reopened. The sign outside the park still announces that it's "CLOSED FOR STORM." The theme park was in New Orleans' Ninth Ward, one of the hardest hit areas during Katrina and the flooding after the storm. Though many of the rides still stand, Six Flags says that saltwater from the flood has corroded them to the point that they cannot be saved. The only ride to survive the flood - Batman: The Ride, which was elevated above most of the floodwaters - was refurbished and moved to Six Flags Fiesta Texas in 2008. After viewing this video of the rotting theme park, I'm wondering why the City of New Orleans, which owns the land, isn't renting it out as a location for horror movies. Louisiana photographer Teddy Smith shot this video in October, with permission from the City of New Orleans.

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Abandoned Six Flags New Orleans video is creeping us out

11-05-2010

Six Flags New Orleans, which closed as Hurricane Katrina approached in 2005 and has never reopened. The sign outside the park still announces that it's "CLOSED FOR STORM."

The theme park was in New Orleans' Ninth Ward, one of the hardest hit areas during Katrina and the flooding after the storm. Though many of the rides still stand, Six Flags says that saltwater from the flood has corroded them to the point that they cannot be saved.

The only ride to survive the flood - Batman: The Ride, which was elevated above most of the floodwaters - was refurbished and moved to Six Flags Fiesta Texas in 2008.

After viewing this video of the rotting theme park, I'm wondering why the City of New Orleans, which owns the land, isn't renting it out as a location for horror movies. Louisiana photographer Teddy Smith shot this video in October, with permission from the City of New Orleans.

As Gizmodo notes, you almost expect to see a horde of zombies come ambling through a scene or two.