2 places research: Jane O’Connor

 

    

This is a bus that fell off the road and is rusting at the bottom of a hill by a creek. We see it every year we go Christmas tree hunting. I couldn’t find the exact date of the crash but gathered from local knowledge that it was in the 90’s and was during the winter when kids were on their way to school. Whether anyone died i am unsure. The bus remains after more than 20 years.

  

Beginning in August of 1908, the bridge was completed June 22, 1909 and officially opened on November 1, 1909. It cost a whopping $1,334,525.00 to build. This bridge is still the longest and highest of its kind in the world reaching 5,327.625 feet long (1.6km) and 314 feet high (96 meters)

This CPR rail line has stood the test of time and is still used today with numerous trains crossing the bridge throughout the day 

I chose the place of coulees where they have structures added by humans. 

The stairs are on a trail called bull trail north and were made to complete a walking path for people to explore the coulees