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rfmcdonaldThe Confederation Bridge was built locally, on Prince Edward Island. The intricate processes occurred at the Amherst Point assembly yard, built on a 165 acre farm bought from one John L. Read.
At its peak, the plant employed two thousand people. When I visited the site last month with my parents, nothing was left by empty fields filled with huge concrete constructions. It felt almost as if I was walking among the megaliths of the Old World. What will future generations of archeologists think of this site?
At its peak, the plant employed two thousand people. When I visited the site last month with my parents, nothing was left by empty fields filled with huge concrete constructions. It felt almost as if I was walking among the megaliths of the Old World. What will future generations of archeologists think of this site?
