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Truckee River Bridge In Infrared.

Truckee River Bridge In Infrared.

Train Bridge across the Truckee River. You can still see some debris from the last flood a few years back, resting on the center column in the middle of the riv...
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Train Bridge across the Truckee River. You can still see some debris from the last flood a few years back, resting on the center column in the middle of the river. Taken just east of Reno, Nevada.
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