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:eek2:

That'll take a bit of fixing:D

If this was Edinburgh you'd be expected to drive over it for 6 months until eventually a guy would pitch up in a van and pat some tarmac into place with a shovel. Job done, fixed!

I guess the guy that originally said - "I think we're gonna need a bridge over this Lake" is laughing now.

Thats pretty cool. Did not look real to start with, but omg, the ending :)

Shouldn't this be in DIY? :D

Where was this? US of A?

:eek: Crikey!

Nope, Canada. Toronto if I'm being picky, Finch avenue near Sentinel avenue if I'm being seriously picky.

Happened on 19th August 2005 when there was a rather large rainstorm. Water level rose rapidly and the culvert for the creek that run under the road wasn't in good shape, it collapsed and then took the road with it. Think it was fully re-opened around May 2006, but it caused a fair bit of disruption to traffic when closed.