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Fred_n_Jo
central MO, USA
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Here is a link to our pictures from our search for covered bridges in Vermont. It's an engineer thing!
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Blind Bob
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Fred and Jo.. It's not just an engineer thing. Most anyone can appreciate good craftmanship. When things last a hundred years, they deserve to be admired.
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Little Kopit
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I emailed rv.net member CueSee because I knew he had some pics. He said you post them.
Routhierville Bridge, Matapedia Valley, Québec. Neat little camping area, no services, right above a salmon pool in Causapscal.
St-André Bridge, St-Sylvestre, Québec. Boondocking allowed just in back of that sled, room for about two-three rigs.
Ste-Agathe-de-Lotbinière on the FilkarsRiver. Campground about 500' in back of me when I took this pic.
Same bridge in the summer, great swimming here, jump off the bridge into 25' of water...
& I, I took the road less travelled by.
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Fred_n_Jo
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Great thread and super pictures. If only the more modern bridges that I designed for MoDOT would endure as long.
Eric&Lisa
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From the Oregon High Cascades Caravan...
How many truck campers will a wooden covered bridge hold?
Two! Note the photographer patiently waiting for the bridge to clear
Eric & Lisa - Oregon
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