So.....where was the Walking Stilts Bridge in Scranton (pic inside)

[Gary in Pennsylvania]

Pic Attached.

Where was this???


Thanks!

[Chainsaw]

Isn't that in Clarks Summit?

[jahwarrior72]

looks like Clarks Summit to me.

[Gary in Pennsylvania]

Must be an OOOOLLLLLLLDDD pic before all the development then, eh??

Isn't my beloved Taco Bell near that bridge?!?
<grin!>

[jahwarrior72]

Must be an OOOOLLLLLLLDDD pic before all the development then, eh??

Isn't my beloved Taco Bell near that bridge?!?
<grin!>

indeed it is! that was the first Taco Bell i ever set foot in.

[Gary in Pennsylvania]

And that Scranton sign would be on the NORTH side of the Turnpike bridge (State St driving south).

Hell......you ain't even through Chinchilla yet let alone entering Scranton?!

What the hell???

[DCChris]

Everyone wants a little piece of that Scranton mystique

[nepawolf]

Going by the bridge and mountain shapes behind it, the only place that I could see that possibly being is the suicide bridge in Clarks Summit.

[Sandcut]

And that Scranton sign would be on the NORTH side of the Turnpike bridge (State St driving south).

Hell......you ain't even through Chinchilla yet let alone entering Scranton?!

What the hell???

Yeah but, when you tell people that you live in Chinchilla, they tend to laugh.

[wa3ra]

The sign was a Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce thing; the 'Scranton Plan' actually started in Chinchilla.

That sign was where the Burger King parking lot is now located; the sign on the south side of the highway is Nichol's Village.

Just behind the second billboard on the north side was a kick-ass hoagie place that is long gone.

The wide angle lens has compressed the distances quite a bit; this was taken from the edge of the Pal's fast food restaurant that was later replaced with a Long John Silver's and is now Donut Connection; Sheetz is just south from where this picture was taken.