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We have a winner ! Good job Bob.
Now you have piqued my interest to investigate the location of your guess in post 881. It will be interesting to see if there are similar construction techniques or to see if there is anything there at all. I will try to get there this week.
Now you have piqued my interest to investigate the location of your guess in post 881. It will be interesting to see if there are similar construction techniques or to see if there is anything there at all. I will try to get there this week.
Interesting! I was bouncing back and forth between the 1930 aerials and 2007 aerials, keeping in mind that it would be faint on a map of today, but prominent back then. Another criteria was that it had to have cedar and a more or less of a straight run. And definitely closer to where you lived. I just got a sense on that criteria.
I wonder how old that bridge is? It is outside the property owned by Andrew Rider and I don't believe it was on Rockwood property. So more than likely someone else built it which may have been the Wharton estate. It is unusual that it was quite well built.
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Would loved to have walked that road in 1930.
I am probably not going to make it back to the other bridge that Bob spotted this week. I will let you know when I do.
I was at that bridge two weeks ago too. It spans a canal associated with the bogs that eventually became Paradise Lake Campground.
Time to get back into this game. This might be too hard but...
... since none of mine have taken more than 20 minutes for anyone to figure out, I'll risk it
... since none of mine have taken more than 20 minutes for anyone to figure out, I'll risk it
Here is a hint Guy, It was an active cranberry bog about 10+ years ago. And not the Parker Preserve.
Guy, Ed; you are thinking of the Birches? Seems not, as that location has more cedar, unless the photo was taken at an angle I'm not used to seeing.
Maybe Double Trouble?
Maybe Double Trouble?