Ford: Our 'funny bridge' could yield some serious fishing  Steve
Ford  My kids always called it the "funny bridge."  It wasn't
for where it sat on Ohio Street or for what it spanned, Pigeon
Creek. It was for the way it sounded when we drove across.  The
metal grate that makes up the deck of the bridge adjacent to the
Ohio River sounded like the drone of a B-17 bomber on Twelve
O'Clock High.  Now it's taken on a new and less-stressful life
as the trail head or final destination of the Pigeon Creek
Greenway. It has lights and benches with a great view of the
river. It's nice.  And now it can be something else entirely, a
convenient and comfortable fishing platform.  But before I go
into greater detail I must confess it wasn't my idea. It
belonged to some nameless guy who drives a beat up old truck
that likes to fish at night.  It's a route I often take for the
drive home from work, especially when I want to check on things
like Ohio River water levels, fishing activity or just the sight
of the reflection of the