RespekTree
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So cool!
May 16, 2016 7:56 AM
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CharonsAlptraum
Bunnel or Tridge?
Superjoepez
These are in Norfolk Virginia also. It is so in wartime the bridges cant be bombed and trap Navy ships in the bay.
Hitchgaffa
It's not cheap to cross either.
Omamba
Meh. I drove across/through one of multiple of those everyday when I lived in Virginia.
Isengrad
I used to work at the restaurant on the Chesapeake Bay bridge tunnel
DanielLCrandall
Have you guys really not heard of a bridge-tunnel before?
brewmeister
They're not exactly common. Also, the technical term is Brunnel :D
MikadoCat
Being in the tunnel when a big wave comes along must be exciting.
boevis
Well, if you consider the scale, those walls along the sea are at least 20m tall.
1LiterMilk
It has to be a darned big wave. We dont have those up here.
u2bist
I'd be tempted to make that a usable artificial island - enlarge the flat area, build ways to drive onto it, add docks, etc.
yesthisisturbo
Sims fan I see.
ICantBelieveThisUsernameIsNotRegistered
Bridge or tunnel? They couldn't choose so:
90ina65
Brunnel.
1377
Tudge.
Guitardrumr
Probly had to leave a gap for large shipping... Ships. There's no good way to phrase that, is there?
ThisIsNotMyDinnerSuit
I've got 3 of those in my area, they're pretty neat but tourists get scared shitless and slam their breaks in it.
Thirstraffe
Why do they slam their breaks in ti?
ThisIsNotMyDinnerSuit
Short answer: they're pussies. Long answer, probably because the tunnels are really narrow and they're being over-cautious