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Burger Bridge - OU0B2B
Virtual at a popular Tourist Stop
Eigenaar: simrebel
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Hoogte: meter NAP
 Provincie: Canada > Ontario
Cache soort: Virtuele Cache
Grootte: Geen behuizing
Status: Kan gezocht worden
Geplaatst op: 2018-04-26
Gemaakt op: 2018-04-26
Gepubliceerd op: 2018-04-26
Laatste verandering: 2018-08-16
2x Gevonden
0x Niet gevonden
1 Opmerkingen
watchers 0 Volgers
907 x Bekeken
1 x Gewaardeerd
Beoordeeld als: n/b
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To Claim this Virtual  Have your picture taken on the Bridge 

Webers was opened on July 11, 1963, by Paul Weber Sr., to cater to cottage goers. By the 1970s, it became so popular that patrons on the opposite side of the highway would often risk injury running across the street to the restaurant. In 1981, the province built a traffic barrier along the median of the highway in an effort to stop the jaywalking. Even so, travellers heading toward Toronto climbed over the waist-high wall to get their food. The following year, the province took further precaution by erecting a fence on top of the barrier. In 1983, Paul Weber Jr., the founder's son, bought a footbridge from a Toronto lawyer that was being used as part of the CN Tower's SkyWalk over Front Street to provide safe access to southbound travelers. This bridge has the distinction of being the first and only privately owned bridge spanning a public highway in Ontario. In 1987, Webers installed three CN train cars, retrofitted to house their own meat processing facility. They have since added two dining cars as well, which are open as places where customers can eat their food.