A Day in the Life of the High Steel Bridge near Shelton, Washington.

On this episode we drive our Jeep Gladiator to High Steel Bridge, near Shelton, Washington. Built by the Simpson Logging Company in 1929 as a railroad bridge, the High Steel Bridge was converted to a logging truck bridge in 1964. The bridge was added to the National Register of Historic places in 1982.
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Music Attributions
Song 1: To the Top by Silent Partner (KZbin Audio Library License, no attribution is required)
Song 2: Seasons by Telecasted (KZbin Audio Library License, no attribution is required)

[@grandpashreddypants]

I think the graffiti really adds to the steam-punk-logger-druid wedding chic ambiance. I'm into it for a 20th anniversary.

[@searchingforhistory]

I agree. Sometimes I have mixed feelings about graffiti but in the case of High Steel Bridge, it really adds to the ambiance.

[@Contesaification]

This is the new fun with flags presented by Doctor Sheldon Cooper

[@searchingforhistory]

If only it was that awesome!

[@ShenKaur]

@@searchingforhistory how much does it cost for one jump ?

[@thomaswoo9769]

It's very far to fall...

[@searchingforhistory]

I thought Bumbles bounce!? Be careful, don't fall!

[@ShenKaur]

How much does it cost for one jump ?

[@searchingforhistory]

A life? All joking aside, as in bungee jumping? I have no idea. I am not aware that is an activity people do from that bridge. I don't know anything about that. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.