Album Non-Backcountry Photos

Wow! Are you there for work?
Yes, it’s my job. In one word - intense. I got a fantastic survivor story yesterday. He stayed and watched trailers lifted into the air and thrown while others just exploded, then his roof came off. He said never again, next time he’s out.
 
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Old foundations of a homestead and what appears to be an old mill along the stream. Le Vine Nature Preserve, part of the Saratoga PLAN (Preserving Lands and Nature) protected areas. This is a 177 acre parcel donated by a family for preservation & the enjoyment of the public. Trails all built and maintained by volunteers.
 
Covered bridges are awesome. There are a bunch of them in Central Oregon near Eugene and Cottage Grove if you are ever in the area. I've only seen a few of them.
 
Today was a day for some covered bridges … all bridges are still being used

NH Covered bridge #30 (the state numbers them for reference)
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Flint bridge 1845 Vermont
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Larkin bridge 1902 Vermont
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Mill bridge, 1883, Vermont
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Cilley bridge, 1883, Vermont
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Near the Cilley bridge was an old cemetery, oldest stone we found was dated 1799. You can see the bridge in the background
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Howe bridge, 1879, Vermont
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