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English: A romantic, early-1900s railroad bridge and a state-of-the-art, 20th-Century bridge have become partners through time. The two Seven Mile Bridges that head off into the sunset are a testament to the era in which they were created, each offering regional connectivity but with decidedly different personalities. Although from different generations, together they span the turquoise waters of the Florida Keys in graceful tribute to the adventurers of their time. |
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| Author | Tinsley Advertising |
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