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Published: 2016-05-21 01:19:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 196; Favourites: 19; Downloads: 0
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You said plinth
Nice shot
I know what the green discoloration at the bottom is but anyone know what is causing the blackish discolorationΒ coming from up above?
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The white is bird poop, by the way
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Seagulls and the ever present sky rats mistakenly referred to as pigeons
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Cormorants. They eat fish and their poo smells salty. π·
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Yeah we have the black variety here in Arizona but probably the salty smell would be an improvement to what it smells like down here. No idea what there eating but I've smelled sewers that were more pleasant and really does a number on car paint too
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They may be feasting on the nuclear waste from Nevada
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It does seem to glow at night...
I believe your right
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Most likely the black is layers of road tar from above.
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then this is an old bridge isn't it?
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Since 1936 was the completed build year.
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yup tar would definitely migrate in that sort of time
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I sure did say plinth!
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sorry... had a Beevis and Butthead moment there
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I understand Cornhoolio.
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It was built between 1934 and 1936. 100 years old now.
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Well almost.... hehe
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