![b-theory:
“Unless an earthquake strikes New York first, bridges spared yearly applications of road salt would last a few hundred years before their stays and bolts gave way (last to fall would be Hell Gate Arch, built for railroads and easily good for another thousand years).”
-Discover Magazine: Earth Without People
[photo via Wikimedia]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lvfv8r3euH1r6va09o1_1280.jpg)
“Unless an earthquake strikes New York first, bridges spared yearly applications of road salt would last a few hundred years before their stays and bolts gave way (last to fall would be Hell Gate Arch, built for railroads and easily good for another thousand years).”
-Discover Magazine: Earth Without People
[photo via Wikimedia]
Astoria tells a story.
Upon rooftops. New York City. Summer 2011.
Robert F. Kennedy Bridge
From Astoria to Harlem in 10 minutes :)
Hell Gate Bridge by astoria4u on Flickr.
Saturday Nov 11 @ 04:48am
Triborough Bridge (Robert F. Kennedy Bridge) by rtanphoto on Flickr.
TriBoro Bridge Sunset by ty law on Flickr.
Triboro Bridge, Queens, NY by bedoubleyou on Flickr.
Sunset over the JFK Bridge on 10-10-11 by berra2007 on Flickr.
Friday Nov 11 @ 04:51am
RFK bridge formerly Triboro by jedsum on Flickr.
Astoria in the Fall by Ashley*Eileen on Flickr.
Astoria 14th Street from 30th Road by Harris Graber on Flickr.
IMG_7255 Triboro by changsterdam on Flickr.
RFK_Sunset by berra2007 on Flickr.
