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Sandifur Memorial Bridge, High Bridge Park (Peoples' Park), One of the Parks Of Spokane, Washington
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The bronze sign embedded in one end of the bridge read,
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The Sandifur Memorial Bridge was a wide footbridge over the Spokane River and connected two previously separated
parts of the Centennial Trail.
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A view down upon the Sandifur Memorial Bridge. A hiker held onto the rail to stretch, and a biker was about to
ride over the bridge.
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The concrete base of the Sandifur Memorial Bridge was massive and clearly able to resist future floods.
The arches were decorative and made of laminated wood.
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Strange red plants in the water under the bridge moved and undulated in the current.
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Large boulders lined the path where it met the start of the bridge.
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The view of Sandifur Memorial Bridge as it appeared while approaching it at ground level.
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Another bronze sign was embedded in the end of the bridge. It read,
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People have begun to leave locks on the cables of the bridge. Although there are currently a few hundred locks, the
bridge is so large that they appear sparse.
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Old concrete piers remained behind after the demolition of the former railroad bridge.
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