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2naSalit

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4. Yep.

Reply to PJMcK (Reply #2)

Tue Mar 26, 2024, 09:43 AM

Mar 26

I remember when that bridge was new, I was using it every week for a couple years. I never would have anticipated the collapse I saw in those videos. Other bridges, yeah, but not that one. It had to have been in the 1980s last time I even saw it from a distance.

Serious event that will have lasting impact.

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The Port of Baltimore is the ninth busiest port in the US [View all] PJMcK Mar 26 OP

It's going to take a while. 2naSalit Mar 26 #1

Yep PJMcK Mar 26 #2

Yep. 2naSalit Mar 26 #4

The Port of Baltimore Diamond_Dog Mar 26 #3

Time to do what the Egyptians did when that ship got stuck in the Suez Canal. Seize it until damage and loss are paid! Wonder Why Mar 26 #5

Unfortunately, the loss of this port for awhile may create new supply chain issues that exacerbate inflation. Lonestarblue Mar 26 #6

Not now, will resume some time in the future. republianmushroom Mar 26 #7