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Frank,
Yep, I've heard the history of it. I believe it was the The Tock Project or something like that named after Tock's Island.
Dingman's Ferry... I've never driven to it or across the bridge but I've passed it a few times. I usually take the main road up on the PA side (209) and pass it or Old Mine Road on the NJ side and pass the bridge, or the road to the bridge. Sergey was out this way and knows the places I'm speakign of, as do you probably.
Did you know the Dingman Ferry's bridge over the Delaware is a family owned bridge. They charge a dollar to use it but it is supposed to be more "antique" and personal then the others.
Thanks for the story, I have always heard it word of mouth for people that were never there.
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