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[Mike Stanton]

:D Here what I have been doing lately. They are covered bridges. We here in Oregon have a lot of them. Mike

[Dennis McDonaugh]

What are they Mike?

[Ken Salisbury]

What are they Mike?



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[Mike Stanton]

:D They are covered bridges. I thought people would know. I gess because we have a lot of them here . Mike

[Karl Laustrup]

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Ken, where did you get my picture?

[Doug Shepard]

Hey Mike
What part of Oregon you in? I lived in Eugene for about 4 yrs around 1980 or so. Beautiful country.

[Mike Stanton]

I live in Lebanon. I go to Eugene to get wood. Mike :D

[Jim Young]

Do people use them for yard ornaments? I've never seen one of those.

[Jeff Sudmeier]

Those are neat looking bridges! We used to have an old one near where I grew up. Finally it got too old and had to be torn down and replaced. The new one just wasn't the same!

[Kelly C. Hanna]

Very cool...I have never been to your state, but have seen pics and it's beautiful! I like the bridges.

[Ted Shrader]

Mike -

Nice work. What size are they. Are they used as yard/garden decoration or are they an "inside" collectible - like lighthouses around here.

Ted

[Dan Gill]

Mike -

Nice work. What size are they. Are they used as yard/garden decoration or are they an "inside" collectible - like lighthouses around here.

Ted

From the picture, length = 1 PTW (picnic table width).

[Mike Stanton]

They are yard decorations. The large one is a copy of one here in sweethome. The large one is 38 inches long and 16 wide and 30m inches high. the small one is 26 long 15 wide and 20 high. I am selling them if people will buy them . the large one is for my sweetie so I just use it for display.
Mike

[Tom Scott]

Must be the lack of sun or something, but you people don't seem to grow very big up there. ;)