Bridge rooms
A monster!
Well it is the only one I've done, so nothing to compare it to :/
Wasn't prepared, camera was flat, so you'll just have to trust me :)
Always interesting looking around any bridge. Look for pits/manholes topside in the footpath and middle of road each end, or underneath for doors/openings in the pylons or trapdoors underneath the carriageway at the ends.
Have found some locally, but all seem locked tight.
You could attempt the Gateway, but you'd probably need Ocean's 11.
You been in? I'm veeery keen!Dynamite wrote:I know where one of those is in Brisbane.
hahaha. you funny.Nuggs wrote:You could attempt the Gateway, but you'd probably need Ocean's 11.
Walter Taylor.
He had a harty and was a big fella.
They had to shut the bridge down, it was on the news
But Yeah otherwise these are all occupied, I couldn't imagine what the rent would be either!!!
Made my day.Dynamite wrote:... I wonder how many years did he live up there without being able to fit through the door? Did KFC bring him a variety bucket and he hoisted it up on a rope? ...
Needs grammar.hawkeye5086 wrote:Are there any bridge rooms in sydney that one can easily because they look amazing
I think the guy from sleepycity got into Gladesville Bridge. Though that was quite a while ago.
also a few friends of mine have climbed the top of those 2 bridges
http://www.visitbrisbane.com.au/brisban ... lang=en-au
The Light Knight way of exploringLight Knight wrote:The easy way to visit Walter Taylor Bridge room
http://www.visitbrisbane.com.au/brisban ... lang=en-au
Although in saying this, I have known people to access locations that I never in a million years would have been able to get to simply because they asked for permission... ooh well. I at least got the chance to stand inside one of those buildings, once.
