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Brown's River Bridge [WGN 45-04-
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Scott Bridge [WGN
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East Fairfield Bridge [WGN 45-06-03
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The Keating's Ultimate Covered Bridge Tour Part
8
Hi Folks
On September 20, we saw one more bridge, the Lord's Creek
Bridge, a private bridge in Irasburg. It is a rare Paddleford truss bridge. I liked its open
latticework.
A noted Northeast Kingdom author, Howard Frank Mosher,
lives in Irasburg. Upon returning from our trip, I went to the library and borrowed one of his
books, "North Country: A Personal Journey." It is about his trip from Maine to Washington state
along the US-Canada border. I enjoyed it and recommend it.
On September 21 we visited Maple St., Poland, Brown's
River, Scott, Church, Mill/Lumbermill, Montgomery, Morgan, Union Village and Thetford
Center bridges.
There are two pictures of the Poland, because Liz liked the
135-foot arch. The Brown's River Bridge has been bypassed and is well taken care of--note the
flowers in the foreground. The second picture of the Morgan Bridge shows me looking
downstream.
Thetford Center Bridge has a crack in a roof timber about
halfway in.
Tom
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Church Street Bridge.[WGN
45-08-13]
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Lord's Creek Bridge. [WGN 45-10-02]
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Maple Street Bridge. [45-06-03]
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Mill Bridge. [45-08-14]
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Montgomery Bridge. [45-08-14]
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Morgan Bridge [WGN 45-08-07]
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Tom and the Morgan Bridge
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Poland Bridge. [WGN 45-08-02]
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Poland Bridge, Burr Arch.
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Union Village Bridge. [WGN 45-09-05]
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Thetford Center Bridge. [WGN 45-09-
06]
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