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@Teegate so sad.

Many happy miles & smiles Ed! I'm still loving my Commander after 13 years & 180k miles!

From what I've read...yup

Oh no! I can hear paint cans rattling already:mad:

What a beautiful dog. People can be real scumbags

Scott, congratulations to your family. Enjoy every moment. God Bless you all!

Like "Head"... The guy reportedly who lived on Little Mill Rd, Gloucester Two/Pine Hill

Sad.... Last month a Hare Scramble race went off at Ormond Farms in Millville. (A Meteor M.C event) Everyone appeared to be acting responsibly. Be safe everybody.

I hope you were wearing your tin foil helmet!

Was that a Meteor MC "clubhouse" of sorts? I know they were founded in Glendora. The club's site has cool history. http://www.meteormc.com/history.html

Thanks for posting Scott! I never grow tired of seeing those photos of Bill! I'm happy to see the event happening. A few of the ECEA events were cancelled.

Wow! Awesome pic Guy!

Yes, Thank you & nice to hear from you Jerseyman.

Well said Ben! You do an awesome job being proactive

Rolling paper bags of course!

As a Christian, I pray that she knew the Lord & that God will comfort Jerseyman.

Yes Sir! I've thought that same thing...1/2 arsed-backwards! Have a look at the Latrine at Oswego & see the meticulous job done to lock it down!

Plus I believe all of the "primitive" locations (Bodine, Godfrey, Batona, Lower Forge, etc) are still closed aren't they? (Due to Murphy's Covid-19 protocol)

@manumuskin ...true. I re-read what I wrote & messed up. The sidewalls are the truss, thus covering it for protection from weather. I also just read that another reason for covering the sides was so horses wouldn't be frightened from walking over the water(?)

The other part of the legitimacy is where a "real" covered bridge, the sidewalls & roof make up the structure (weight-carrying) design of the bridge. Kinda like an overhead truss. The bridge in Cherry Hill & Washington Twp are simply bridges that have a roof built atop them. the roof is simply...