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The Last Article :"My Day in Elmo, Alaska. Episode 2 : North Vancouver"by annefan on 2006-11-03 17:58:59 The Lynn Canyon suspension bridge in North Vancouver opened in 1912. To think that it’s been around that long & attracts many visitors daily is scary enough, but then when you realize that instead of solid steel, you’ve got narrow wooden slats under your feet & that’s all that’s separating you from a 166 foot drop to Lynn Creek below, it usually takes a few minutes to work up the courage to cross it. It’s something I’ve done several times though. I used to live right beside Lynn Canyon park & when I was younger, it wasn’t unusual at all to think of simply running across the bridge; now as an adult, I walk across slowly, holding on to the rail & praying...LOL It jiggles, for one--every time you take a step, & even if you’re on the bridge alone. It’s pretty narrow too--just wide enough for two people to pass each other. The bridge, however, is 100% safe--although I know it doesn’t sound like it is. Nobody has ever fallen off it--although people have jumped. Every summer at least one daredevil loses his life jumping off either the bridge or the rocks into the water below. Suzanne Want to know more, to see photos and videos? Click here for the full article Notes: Number of visits : 390 Popularity rating : 3 |