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Look at how narrow the old bridge is compared to the new bridge - driving over the old bridge at night was an experience.

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Why don’t they have a ferry or something I see why not too many people are on the road. I mean that thing is treacherous

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Thanks for posting this. I climbed that as a budding teenager-about 1968-1969. Then it was painted a plain green. It looks to have changed a bit since then, I can't find any old photos though. At that time it stood alone, no utility buildings nearby and you could ride your bikes right up to the base of it. I don't remember the curved safety walkway. Just straight up till you got to the tank. Then the ladder curving around the tank. At the top was a big red blinking light to warn away low flying planes. (Set inside a low guard rail which we climbed over.) We smoked pot up there feeling free and victorious, then climbed down again. It was worse coming down when your body weight created a drag. I remember having to fumble to find the next ring below me. I was terrified, but it was a dare. I was the only girl to accept the dare, and went with my brother and 3 of his friends. (He thought I came down too slow, so impatiently climbed around me.) So yeah, it was dangerous. The last time I was there was in 2017. It is super protected now, so I very much doubt any kids could access it. Back in the early 60's there were plentiful fields everywhere you looked and kids played outside from the moment they got home from school until dinnertime. (They also opened I-95 back then and I still remember feeling surprised at the wide open freeway with almost no cars, wondering why in the world they built so many lanes.) We also played in the giant concrete sewers that were being laid under Sheridan Street when it was first constructed. Of course, Florida was so much wilder then. There were actual sand dunes across from the water tower on Sheridan Street in the area now known as TY Park (Topeekeegee Yugnee). The dad of a friend had a cool sand dune buggy, and he used to take the kids racing around the dunes. The lake was wild and hard to access, but we managed to fashion ropes over branches of overhanging trees and swing out and drop into the water. Almost everything kids did back then was outdoors. Sadly, the wilderness of scrub pines, sand, and plentiful land crabs is long gone.

The old bridge is still used for fishing and runners. All is Good

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Wow

Beautiful

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I wouldn't drive on that bridge at night

This is beautiful but I think I would be scared to cross

sounds like Augustus Pablo

Amazing.

Great video - the music ugh

Gorgeous footage, music terrible imo. I would have liked to see the Barton Cove Peninsula and recreation area both from the air and up close. I loved the dam and bridge footage. I live on the TF side.

Florida, sweet Florida, I will come home someday back to you.

Was down in 2016 in key largo rented a Harley and drove down to key west with it what an amazing time that was

can you ride your bike across the bridge?

Nice footage. I just rode my bicycle from Bahia Honda State Park over the 7 mile bridge to the Sunset Grill and back, 22 miles. What a blast. I recorded the event. I'm editing the footage now and will be done this week with a video:)

Nice Birdseye view of watey! 👍

I would run this in a heartbeat, how tranquil!!

It’s so beautiful 😍

Beautiful video and equally beautiful audio. May I ask who is performing the music?

Anyone know how much curvature they had to account for when building this thing?

Came through the window ... eek

From ca this is on my list of places to drive.. Would be amazing.

I’ve climbed that

Not only did I drive over it four times, I stopped and swam under it. It’s so beautiful down there, really cool spots to stop and enjoy

Imagine being in a modded hellcat and the bridge is empty that would be hella fun for 7 miles😂❤

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No way to pull over. If you have to get out of the way you go in the water.

I would love to drive along this bridge

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I loved the seven mile bridge

Hurricane Irma. My mother lost her house was destroyed. My dad passed away a couple weeks after that he was sad. And my mother pushing her 70s she is living in a motorhome on the property. She didn't have no insurance, she signed up for rebuild Florida hopefully her little house will come soon. And this was East Rockland key, if I had the money I will build her house already

I'm a native and my family is originally from Key West. I still live in Florida and I've never been there. Not sure if I can do that bridge. 😱

That would make for a nice house to be built !

Where is the location of the 2:20 minute mark?

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Wow, this bridge and scenery is absolutely beautiful!

Nice footage!