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The Lyons Ferry railroad bridge, the longest and highest in the Union Pacific system. I couldn't get all 3,920 feet into the picture. It took four years to build.
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There were some remote WDFG docks, but I wanted to anchor out. Plus, when I tied up to this dock, it made a weird groaning noise. I'd rather hear coyotes if I'm going to listen to something spooky all night.
Making waves.
Time to start looking for an anchorage for the night.
The Lyons Ferry railroad bridge, the longest and highest in the Union Pacific system. I couldn't get all 3,920 feet into the picture. It took four years to build.
The Lyons Ferry (aka Snake River) highway bridge. The bridge was originally used to cross the Columbia at Vantage, but was dismantled and recycled for use at Lyons Ferry.
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The Lyons Ferry railroad bridge, the longest and highest in the Union Pacific system. I couldn't get all 3,920 feet into the picture. It took four years to build.

The Lyons Ferry railroad bridge, the longest and highest in the Union Pacific system. I couldn't get all 3,920 feet into the picture. It took four years to build.
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The Lyons Ferry (aka Snake River) highway bridge. The bridge was originally used to cross the Columbia at Vantage, but was dismantled and recycled for use at Lyons Ferry.
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