Crossing the Mackinaw Bridge
Crossing the Mackinaw Bridge – I went across this bridge a few times back when I was about 6 years old, traveling with my grandparents.
Now, 50 some years later, I finally crossed it again. Amazing how some structures can last about a life time. I don’t remember crossing the bridge at that age, my sister says we did a few times
I have to say, as an adult, I did not like crossing the bridge. I have a bit of a fear of heights these days. That bridge is a long one and you are so close to the edge of it with a short railing on each side.
After we got to the other side, I was good, we camped at a park on the south side of the bridge and this is the view the next morning at sunrise.
Crossing the Bridge Video Link Here
Crossing the Mackinaw Bridge
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Wonderful pictures, Sandra! I, myself, can’t drive over Big Mac, but even as a passenger, I could never determine what was worse… Driving along the railing or over the grids. However, one Labor Day Weekend, I chased away my fear and walked across the bridge and even stepped one foot onto the grids. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Wow, that is pretty good Mary. I dont think I could walk across. I know many people have. 🙂
Thank you Sandra. Have a great weekend
Thank you RJ. 🙂
I totally agree. I hate crossing long bridges. 🤣😎🙃
This one is nerve wrecking for sure.
It is very scenic but I’d be leery of crossing that long of a bridge, with those short rails. The video makes it appear you are a few inches from the edge. No wonder they have escorts available to drive you across if you’re unsure you want to do it yourself. I only went across once each way with my parents, back in the late 60s.