Mystery Bridge found - McClure, Linden, Marsh Bend Construction Video 12-23-18
 

The mystery bridge discussed in https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...-sited-280403/ post has been located north of the Everglades Rec Center and is shown in the below video. Continued progress in the areas east and north of Fenney in the Villages of McClure, Linden, Marsh Bend, and Monarch Grove.

My latest flyover of the new construction areas is HERE.

Thanks, I enjoy watching your videos.

bridge found
 

once again, another great video,i find myself waiting for your next video with baited breath. thank you for taking the time to search out the bridge sections. 1 month till I arrive, and 6 weeks till you find a case of your finest at your doorstep. wishing you and yours the best of holidays and a happy new years.:mademyday:

Really great video. Keep up the good work !

Your films are amazing and much appreciated! Thanx for your work!

GoldWingNut,

Can you do a flyover of the Dunkirk Christmas lights, just saw an article that this will be the last year for these?

By the way just watched your latest effort, and WELL DONE, very impressive, both you and the construction.

VT

great idea
 

just a great idea, I 2nd the motion:coolsmiley:

I have visited Dunkirk, done a test fly, and have a course programmed but I've been very hesitant to fly it at night because of the number of people there and the FAA rules about flying over people. Avoiding people on the golf course or on the roads is easy, this is not.

Thank you for the info, not being a drone flyers, I was not aware for the rules, be safe.

Golf cart bridge
 

Drove to Orlando today for Christmas. Saw the bridge section from the Turnpike. It looks way to small to be going over the Turnpike. I think it might be to go over some wet areas like the one near Brownwood.

Well I guess you didn’t watch the video I posted...

Golf cart bridge
 

Yes, I saw your video. That's why I was looking for the bridge. Still think it is not big enough to go over turnpike. Time will tell.

Really enjoy your videos. My husbsnd and son watch them too.

It's not going over the Turnpike, it's going over the outflow for the Hog Eye Sink for the multi-modal path. 4:44 and 11:20 both talk about that and show it's location. The bridge over the Turnpike will be about a mile north of this location near the power lines that cross the Turnpike. The construction work hasn't started yet for the bridge over the Turnpike.

Assuming TV keeps its promise, and it's schedule (history points to both assumptions being safe ones), we will see 2 major bridges constructed in the next 12 months. One will be over 44 at Brownwood dropping cart traffic to the bridge that was recently installed over the pond between the highway and the parking lot. The other will traverse the Florida Turnpike at the location GWN points out in the video. It will be fascinating to see how the turnpike bridge will be installed while keeping turnpike closure at a minimum. Once the work starts, I doubt there will be any mystery or confusion as to where it's happening or where the pieces are.

GWN, the videos you post of the growth in the southern area are amazing. We always look forward to the next one. We watch the progress daily from the ground but there is no comparison to the views from the sky.

I'm surprised at the pace they are working on the new ball fields. I know that the majority of ball players in TV are not looking forward to the proposition of potentially having to come down south to play, even though there are increasing numbers of us that make the trip north to play several times a week. Could make for interesting future controversy.

I'm sure there will be some complaining, there always is. The new ballfields will be about the same distance, or less as going to the polo fields for may of us. With the planned growth in the south end there is going to be a lot more teams and leagues formed to occupy the new fields.

Would be interesting if there were separate leagues within like divisions. Currently, each division of the rec leagues alternate between the Saddlebrook complex and the Buffalo complex each season (3 seasons per year). So if a given division plays a season at Buffalo, they play the next season's games at Saddlebrook, and vice versa. But there is no precedent for having part of 1 division play among themselves at one complex while the other part of the same division plays at another complex during the same season. It takes scores of players, managers, and volunteers to build and maintain a league. I'm sure it will be quite a bit of time before there are enough folks down south to build a viable league of any kind when compared to how soon the new complex will be ready, at the pace they are working on it. Similar to the end of your video, it just makes for interesting speculation in the meantime.

Leagues, divisions, however they’re divided, the point is that the villages is growing in the south areas and will likely double in population, or more, in the next 20-30 years. There is a need for these types of amenities at the south end. It’s doubtful that this is the last we’ll see of ball fields at this end as well as many things new and not contemplated before.