The Technically Still Active Kinzie Street Railroad Bridge of Chicago
Monday, October 18 – This week the boys go back in time to Chicago cerca 1908. The booming city of Chicago attributes its growth to the Chicago River. Its been an important waterway for as long as humans have lived in the area. Before humans began manipulating the river, there was a small overland portageContinue reading “The Technically Still Active Kinzie Street Railroad Bridge of Chicago”
The Redearth Ecoduct of Banff, Canada
Monday, October 10th – HAPPY INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ DAY! We are stoked to celebrate this day by covering a special part of Canada. Our journey this week takes us to Alberta’s Rocky Mountains- specially Banff National Park, Canada. Located on the boarder of Alberta and British Columbia, this national park is nestled at the bottom ofContinue reading “The Redearth Ecoduct of Banff, Canada”
The Last Incan Bridge – The Q’eswachaka Bridge of Peru
Monday October 4th – When most people think of bridges they think of vast steel arches or thick concrete decks, but rarely do people think about what went into building bridges before modern technology. This week, the boys wanted to discovery a bridge that’s construction has been passed down generation after generation for the pastContinue reading “The Last Incan Bridge – The Q’eswachaka Bridge of Peru”
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