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The Covered Bridge

We had that happen to one of the last remaining "double barrel" bridges left in Ohio. When the money was raised to restore it they moved it into town, not the same but it is still with us.
 

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TOO FEW OF THESE LEFT IN AMERICA.......
i hope that whomever did this is caught, and made to pay to have a new one built... then spend 10 years in prison... :( :gaah:
Dan P
Easley, SC
SPYD3R
According to Wikipedia there only a little more than 1500 covered bridges left in the world. I don't know how many of them are in the US, but Pennsylvania and Ohio lead the count with almost 200 in PA, and about 170 in Ohio. Unfortunately there is one less today. :sour:

The bridge I show in my signature is about 10 miles from my house near Boyertown, PA. Actually there are two there, about a quarter mile apart.
 
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We have a beautiful covered bridge on the Quebec/NY border just north of the Trout River border crossing. It had become a bit unsafe. Those in power found that it had been built using American plans (& timbers, I think).

They dug out the old plans & rebuilt it bringing the timbers up from the US. The bridge has a name: "Percy" & I try to go over it several times on rides each summer. Part of our history.

Darn shame someone destroyed yours LEEB.

Thanks Oldgoat! Get a chance, put a photo of your bridge on SpyderloversQQ
 
Covered Bridge

We have a number of original and rebuilt bridges here in Oregon , My wife and I rode several this summer .
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that I have behind me in the picture on my posts, was destroyed today by fire. The bridge was built in 1889 and known in Pennsylvania as the Delville Bridge. The fire was arson!!!! Some lowlife just had to destroy a piece of history for no reason at all. Sorry, but I feel down today!

I lived in SE Pa. most of my life. I left Wernersvile, Pa. about 10 years ago and the people from below our southern border had destroyed a lot of the historic land marks. I moved at the time the seller set the price of a his house due to the good people where moving out of the city. That's IMHO.


Mike
 
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