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E: 24/11 win shoes for a year
claire21
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https://www.facebook.com/schuhshoes/app_549257825149625
Answer: Brooklyn Bridge (can someone confirm?)0 -
I think it's Manhattan bridge 0.27 seconds inTotal winnings to date: 2008 £2885 / 2009 £5683 / 2010 £3519 / 2011 £7027 / 2012 £4643 / 2013 £3254 / 2014 £6788 / 2015 £4060 / 2016 £2914 / 2017 £974 / 2018 £443 / 2019 £1140 / 2020 £733 Grand Total to date: £44,0630
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Judging by this image I'd agreed with Manhattan bridge
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Manhattan_Bridge.JPG
Like the Manhattan bridge the image in the vid has 2 columns (is that the word?) in the bridge whereas the Brooklyn bridge has 3.:jGoals for 2015:jWin £2015 in 2015: £304.08/£2015Reach goal for house depositReach 11st (4.5lbs to go)0 -
Both bridges look very similar. The Manhatten Bridge has single arches through the uprights and Brooklyn Bridge has double arches through the uprights.
I wasn't sure looking at various pictures so resorted to Google Streetview which confirms it is Manhatten.0
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