Stunning drone footage shows train cut through half blue and half pink waters of Utah's Great Salt Lake
The causeway, which was built back in 1959, basically connects the west shore of Stansbury Island to the west shore of the lake
An amazing new video footage has surfaced on the internet which shows a breathtaking view of the Southern Pacific Railroad dividing the Great Salt Lake in Utah, and how the varying salt levels cause the water to appear in two completely different colors, as per reports by the Daily Mail.
The drone footage captured the lake, which is split by a causeway, having one side of the lake retaining its usual bluish-green hue, while the other half turned somewhat fuschia in color. The causeway, which was built back in 1959, basically connects the west shore of Stansbury Island to the west shore of the lake.
