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Covered Bridge Ride in IN

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  1. The first Saturday in May is the time for the Billie Creek Village
    Covered Bridge Bike Ride in Parke County. On May 6, 2006 the weather
    was very pleasant. What I found most pleasing was at Bridgeton,
    Indiana. Public spirited citizens were donating time, effort, and
    equipment to rebuilding the Bridgeton Covered Bridge that was so
    thoughtlessly destroyed by arson last year. Three special saws were
    cutting large tree trunks into dimensional lumber for replacing the
    bridge. More people are being recruited. The pioneer spirit that
    built Parke County has not died.

    Tim Ellsworth
    Fort wayne, IN

  2. Timbike700c said:

    The first Saturday in May is the time for the Billie Creek Village
    Covered Bridge Bike Ride in Parke County. On May 6, 2006 the weather
    was very pleasant. What I found most pleasing was at Bridgeton,
    Indiana. Public spirited citizens were donating time, effort, and
    equipment to rebuilding the Bridgeton Covered Bridge that was so
    thoughtlessly destroyed by arson last year.

    It's good to hear that your area is pitching in to repair the damage. We
    have had arson problems here in Pennsylvania as well. Recently, Knecht's
    Bridge in the Saucon Valley was burned. I believe they arrested someone
    for the arson. This bridge was repaired (I don't know by whom), but there
    are others that have been replaced by modern, soulless concrete bridges.

    It seems a worse vandalism to burn a bridge than a house or barn. These
    bridges are irreplaceable, and are part of our history.

    --

    David L. Johnson

    __o | It is probably that television drama of high caliber and
    _`\(,_ | produced by first-rate artists will materially raise the level
    (_)/ (_) | of dramatic taste in the nation. -- David Sarnoff, 1939

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