FLCC> Steel deck bridges

[James S Millar]

OWHHH!
There are a lot of these things on our rides, and almost always at the 
bottom of a nice decent. They are old and highly worn.
I  try to cross at the extreme right side, where tire wear has not 
polished off the original teeth of the steel grate. 
Even then, they are very slippery when wet.
Jim

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