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Bullitt · 05-17-2007, 03:57 PM

Yes it does bruce. It is part of the Pan-American Highway and was for awhile the only permanent bridge across the canal effectively linking North and South America. Before it's construction ferries and a swinging bridge that had to open for ever ship were relied on for ground traffic.

As promised here is a snippet of the 400+ photos I took:

Typical street on the city outskirts

Public transportation

Every building was fenced or walled and topped with barbed wire

Local kids at school

Building a large shelter that will house a twice a week feeding program for impoverished local kids

Stray dogs were everywhere

Ships waiting to go through the canal

05-17-2007, 03:57 PM	#5
Bullitt This is a fully functional babe lair Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Akron, OH Posts: 2,324	Yes it does bruce. It is part of the Pan-American Highway and was for awhile the only permanent bridge across the canal effectively linking North and South America. Before it's construction ferries and a swinging bridge that had to open for ever ship were relied on for ground traffic. As promised here is a snippet of the 400+ photos I took: Typical street on the city outskirts Public transportation Every building was fenced or walled and topped with barbed wire Local kids at school Building a large shelter that will house a twice a week feeding program for impoverished local kids Stray dogs were everywhere Ships waiting to go through the canal __________________ Kiss my white Irish ass.