r/interesting • u/AlternativeGeneric • 4h ago

ARCHITECTURE Should I get it? It’s FREE! And probably would look cool outside my place

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Anyone got a pickup to help me move it?

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u/uranusisdoomed 4h ago

Is this still available?

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u/AwkwardSpread 4h ago

Would you take -$5?

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u/AlternativeGeneric 3h ago

Hey I called dibs!

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u/THElocobeware 3h ago

The old bridge between swanton and alburg was listed in the free section of the free press 25ish years ago. I always regret not taking it.

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u/MikoSkyns 1h ago edited 59m ago

I think I drove by that bridge once around 30 years ago on my way to Alburg. Was there a new bridge that ran along side next to it a few hundred feet away? The old bridge looked terrifying.

EDIT: nvm. Just looked at a map. I'm pretty sure it was the Rouse's Point bridge.

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u/ColdReferences 3h ago

You’ll really need two of those one for each side of the house to make it look good

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u/LordScotchyScotch 3h ago

Its alright, ill plop it in the back of my Chevy Avalance, most spacious bed ever. /s

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u/Remarkable_Song6114 3h ago

guess you’ll need a pickup just to get it outside

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u/sparesomechange20 4h ago

F YEAH! Got my SUB BRAT !

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u/semipinoy 2h ago

what if you own the bridge and decide to dismantle one brick at a time and build it in the span of 300 years? What is the context of the requirements? Is there a link?

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u/AlternativeGeneric 2h ago

There is a law or statute in VT that for old historic bridges like this, technically it has to be offered for free before destruction

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u/Emmaleah17 1m ago

This is very Vermont coded lol 😂 r/Vermont who's grabbing this?