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Re: Rail ferry 12v
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lugnet.trains
Date: 
Fri, 9 Jan 2004 23:47:23 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
In lugnet.trains, Patrick S. O'Donnell wrote:


Greetings Henrik,

Nicely done rail ferry!  Thank you for sharing your talents.

Couldn't help but wonder - was this rail ferry replaced by the Great Belt Fixed
Link (Storebælt) between Funen and Zealand?

I had the opportunity to be in Denmark in June of 1998 during the time when it
was possible to walk across the East Bridge - the second longest suspension
bridge in the world.  I remember walking onto those ferries to get to the start
of the bridge walk each of the three days.  Then in the evening it was back onto
the ferry for the return trip.

Whoa, are you saying that you walked this bridge three times (a lot of walking)
or that it took three days to walk the whole bridge (REALLY a lot of walking!)

Either way more than I'd want to do!

Just the suspension bridge and it's approaches (eleven miles round trip) from
Zealand to an island in the middle of the Great Belt waterway.  There's also a
West Bridge from that island to Funen of nearly equal length, but was not the
focus of the Bridge Walk. In my five days in Denmark I did indeed do the Bridge
Walk each of the three days it was held.  This bridge has no pedestrian right of
way, thus my only opportunity to do so was during this celebration.  I was at a
similar celebration in Japan just three months earlier for the grand opening of
the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge (world's longest suspension bridge).

By the way, one of the two remaining days was spent at LEGOland and surrounding
evirons.  The other at Egeskov Castle.



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  Re: Rail ferry 12v
 
(...) Whoa, are you saying that you walked this bridge three times (a lot of walking) or that it took three days to walk the whole bridge (REALLY a lot of walking!) Either way more than I'd want to do! (20 years ago, 9-Jan-04, to lugnet.trains)

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