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The train bridge seems like quite a project to get that moving

can do without the music though id love to Hear the mechanics of the bridge better

Ang ganda nmn jan Bro😮

Wowww! 👍

Ang sarap panoorin. Some struggled to go against the current 😊

Ang Ganda kuya❤️ We’ll visit someday 😊

Watching from UAE. Keep sharing amazing videos kuya❤️❤️

It's unusual that a swing bridge has its center on land. Clearly, the waterway is too narrow for the bridge to be centered in water.

Wouldn't it be nice if newcomers could swear allegiance to Canada , not some foreign Monarch. Are we still subservient to the King and his family. let's grow up for once.

Aren' Isn't the waterway closed at this time of year? if so why are they swinging the bridge open?

i didnt expect to see a video on a bridge that i pass every other day, remember getting my liscense and having to get to my dads farm quickly (south side of town) and hearing the train was coming and racing to the other road before the lights went on,

I lived right beside the tracks one street down on Rogers. ❤

Super cool😮. Great video. Two thumbs up 👍

Very nice restaurant. A bit pricy.

Truly amazing incredible pieces of engineering!

Niagara had one in chippawa back in the day

Mute.

I remember when cn and cp used to be around peterborough. And trains came from montreal on cp rail. I remeber taking the bud car from havelock to toronto.

You could do without the annoying music

Woow spectacular! I want to visit that too❤️

All I can is say is WOW...Bless these salmon!

This is awesome I saw this operation when I lived in Peterborough in the 1970's . What engineering.

Welcome to Canada!! 🇨🇦

Peterborough is a Exellent Place ..LuV going to the locks , Chapters & mostly Long & McQuade Music ..Lansdown has everything ya need ...that Swing Bridge is really cool and when the trains goes its wild feeling ...Peterborough Rocksss !!!!!...thanx

That line was the mainline from Ottawa to Toronto as part of the Ontario and Quebec Railway.

In the 70's that bridge was the main swimming area .We would jump from the top of the bridge.We even helped turn the bridge with the workers. RIP Benny

I live not far from the bridge. While I've seen the train go through on numerous occasions, I've never seen the railway bridge opening and closing. Thank you.

Sarap manghuli 😅

Amazing. It’s manually operated too. Thanks for sharing kuya❤️

This bridge is on the Kawartha Lakes Railway (a division of Canadian Pacific Railway) on a line that goes from Toronto through Peterborough, to Havelock, and ends at Nephton,Ontario. It doesn't go to Lindsay.

There's another very like it not far upstream at Trent University on the branch to Lakeville -- long abandoned.

They keep talking about VIA using the Havelock line to go from Toronto to Ottawa some day is this the track they would use if it ever gets done

I remember coming through Pborough on our boat and we stayed there for several days and do not remember the bridges. Thanks for the memories but have to check out our pictures of the time there. Video well done!

My old neighborhood. I've driven past that bridge a thousand times and never seen it move. My family came to Ontario to work on the Trent canal system My great-grandfather was an ironworker on the lift lock, and one of his brothers was the first man to spend a night in the Peterborough jail. The bridge is cool, but the amount of labor that went into cutting that canal out of solid limestone is staggering. The entire system is like that when you view it that way. All the sheer cliffs you see beside the water were cut by men. Even the bottoms of the river sections are massive amounts of work. They cleared the channel by moving the rocks to about twenty feet from shore, and they're still there like long reefs. They built the dams for each section first, then shut off the water and drained the whole section so men and horses could work on the bottom. I've seen the section I lived on drained a few times to work on something. You wake up and the river's gone. It took about forty years to build the whole system, and trains and trucks had taken over from barges by then.

Thumbs up 13! Watching sir, ang ganda nman dyan, pasyalan ko yan 1 day pag bakasyon ko. Thanks for sharing and regards from Macau

Wow, watching sir, ang haba nman hehe, ang galing

Bucket list

Amazing view with salmon run

Double purpose. SA Netherland Naman road at I manual operation din itataas ang road para mkadaan Naman ang boat

Manual operation , nkakahilo ang ikot Ng operator.

Masarap siguro sumakay dyan.

Wow ganda nman dyan

Wow ang galing nang tuLay naiikot pala sya 😍😍, kaya pwede maka Daan ang boat

Chuuuu..chuuuu... 🚂🚃🚃🚃

Tamslove 2., Ganda😂 tanawin po sir 😍😍 Watching from Cavite 🇵🇭