We’re down here by the St. John’s bridge waiting for the Sauvie Island span to make its way downriver. The weather is cold and a little windy, but not rainy, so we and about 20 others are toughing it out The span still has a way to go before it gets to us, so if you want to come down, you still have time.
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I stopped at U of P on my way to work and watched the span pass. It was moving pretty quickly. By the time I was on the St. John’s Bridge, it was just clearing the railroad bridge.
Love to see some pics/video of the actual installation. Seeing it move on the barge was kind of anti-climactic.