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:: Friday, November 20th, 2009Entering Bourne
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Bourne Bridge
Bourne Bridge
by Ana Paulina
Bourne Bridge
At approximately 11:30 this morning, a funeral precession came whipping through Interstate 495 South, heading towards the Bourne Bridge, leaving behind pockets of 20 minute traffic jams, to anyone trying to access the highway.
And further up Interstate 495 South, between Exit 3 and Exit 4, I discovered this broken down school bus that was headed towards Martha's Vineyard, evacuating small children into a huddled group, with blankets and sleeping bags while they waited for a new form of transit transportation.
Broken down school bus.
I got some nasty looks from this group, my exploration was not welcome.
And heading North on Interstate 495.
The Salvation Army!
"Doing The Most Good"
Beijo!
The End!
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I'll be heading over that infamous bridge within the hour, bound for NH.
The Town Car is rarin' to go!
Have a great weekend, Ana!
The first photo of the Bourne Bridge is exceptional with the contrast of Fall foliage. Do you take photos of Cape's wildlife?
"out standing" in the
middle of the highway
for some of those shots...be careful!
Do you really want to
post a pic of a highway
sign with the word
"puke" vandalized onto it?
Think about it.
Setting that aside,
it's really a nice
pictorial.
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