Sounds good, Nathan. I am glad you were able to visit the area. It will be awesome to see some of the bridges from my area on your website.
Robert... I was at the SIA Conference at Kansas City and did a KS and OK trip after that... overall the info I had on my maps was good... but wanted to note that posting access info would be useful since I suspect maybe a lot of people post photos without thinking that this sort of info would be useful.
Hi Nathan:
Looks like you are making a trip near my old stomping grounds. If you have any questions about accessing bridges I have photographed, please send me a message. I try to post such information on here, but I am sure I have failed a few times.
Robert
BRIDGEHUNTER CONTRIBUTORS: It would be very helpful for me (and I assume anyone visiting bridges) that if, in either your photo captions or in the "Bridge Description" box in the edit/create bridge page, if you could note (if applicable) any "unusual" conditions that might of helpful to future visitors. For example if a closed bridge was easier to access from a certain direction or if you had to park and walk a long way. For example, this bridge has a 3/4 mile walk back through tall grass from where the road ends... both directions. This info would have been helpful as I didn't have that kind of time on a bridge trip I just did, and wouldn't have wasted my time driving to this bridge if I had known that.
Hello everyone, I was the original person along with Heide to get this bridge listed on here, we stumbled across it while out for a ride on our quads, as it is almost a mile walk/ride from any direction to access from low maintenance roads, I have since met the owner and he gave me permission to share the first few photos and location on here with everyone a few years ago, He wanted me to add that this bridge is priveately owned, on private property, and DO NOT attempt to visit this location during any open hunting season as well.