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Covered bridge on Honey Run Road between Chico and Paradise CA built in 1886...stopped by here on my day trip to Chico with Cait :iconcaitiekabob:

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Great Covered bridge!! We only have four left in Missouri!
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:iconkayaksailor:
Oh! That is too bad :( I'm sure your harsher winters have a lot to do with why there are so few left...
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:nod:I'm sure that's part of it,plus the State
just didn't take care of them the way they should
have,such a sad loss of history.
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:iconkayaksailor:
It is interesting, in a discouraging way, how different states treat their 'history' both natural and man-made...California has been good about it but with the lack of funding lots of places are being closed which means vandalism and deterioration will be happening ):
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:nod:Well Missouri doesn't put enough money into
anything historical I'm afraid...a few years back
they tore down the old mansion house that was used
in the Judy Garland movie "Meet Me In St.Louis",it
was a fantastic house,but no one wanted to save it!!
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:iconkayaksailor:
Can't save everything...I think we have a harder time "saving" things here in the States than in Europe 'cuz we build with wood rather than stone or bricks and wood takes so much more continuous care what with how easily it rots etc...
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:nod:That's so true!
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*mishkuu May 14, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
cool shot
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Mood: Love *LadyAliceofOz May 11, 2012  Professional Artisan Crafter
:hmm: yanno... they sure had a good :idea: ...you wouldn't have to worry about having any snow or ice on the bridge... or not being able to see in a :raincloud:
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