FORGOTTON BRIDGES...

Aug 04, 2014

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FORGOTTON BRIDGES. FORGOTTON BRIDGES. Bridges used to lie near the river. Now. Old bridges.... Forgotten bridges... Crumbled bridges... Collapsed bridges. Some bridges fall... They crumble... They dissolve... And the mysteries of... The relics... Still remain... Unknown.

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FORGOTTON BRIDGES...
FORGOTTON BRIDGES... Bridges used to lie near the river. Now... Old bridges.... Forgotten bridges... Crumbled bridges... Collapsed bridges. Some bridges fall... They crumble... They dissolve... And the mysteries of... The relics... Still remain... Unknown.
FORGOTTON BRIDGES... All bridges must be tested... Or else.............
Some bridges are old, but not crumbled! Ahem! Not this one!.

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