Well, the London Bridge didn't fall down, it was moved to Lake Havasu city in Arizona, USA.
It first opened in London in 1831 and spanned the Thames river.
In 1968 the bridge was sold to an American entrepreneur for about 2.5 million dollars.
The bridge was taken totally apart and moved stone by stone to Lake Havasu City. It was re-assembled and opened in 1971.
When I said it is now in the middle of nowhere, I meant it. The place may be called Lake Havasu city, but it's small and most certainly in the middle of nowhere.
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I still have several posts to put together relating to this trip, but we're already hitting the road on Monday morning. This time we're heading for Yuma, Arizona. It's a long ways from Lake Havasu and only about 5 miles from the Mexican border. I've never been there and have no idea what to expect. I'm sure I'll find some interesting things...
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