Thread: well, it's a start

Thats what I heard too.

The one below me across the cold water took about that to get done. Seemed they only worked on it about 3 days a week.

Least they finally started woo hooo

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What is this going to benefit? What is the area that the work is being done?
Just curious out of stater......lol

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Band chaser, you have the same there, I-24 and hwy 45 crosses the Ohio river. You don't care to travel I-24 for some reason, would rather travel 45. Hwy 45 bridge is shut down for some reason. Do you travel I-45 or do without?
This is hwy 51 crossing Coldwater river between Hernando and Coldwater,MS. I travel south on I-55, may get a truck load of loose stuff and don't care to travel back I-55. I don't want to be a slow poke on the interstate. I'll have to drive around, some 30/45 miles extra to get home.

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What is this going to benefit? What is the area that the work is being done?
Just curious out of stater......lol

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This bridge started showing huge cracks during our floods this spring/early summer. Major headache for lots of people that have to really go out of their way now..

I had to turn around the other day when going to Butla. I usually get off at Coldwater to get to Hernando Point. You must get off at Hernando now and go back south on 51. Good thing for Tadpoles bait shop. It'll reroute the traffic right by them. Great bait at Tadpoles, and a great count also. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️for minners.

Better stop for breakfast somewhere else tho. No hot food or sammiches there, just snack cakes and such.

Should have got the same outfit that built the new bridge on Hwy 7 in between Holly Spring and Oxford. I don't believe it took them but a year or so to build the new bridge and tear the old one down over the little tallahatchie river. They had a longer span of bridge also, those boys rocked and rolled. Wonder if some of that Ole Miss money didn't moves things along down their