> > Down where?
> > Most of the covered bridges I know of are in New England, but I remember a few in Virgina and West Virginia. Tennessee has two or three. I'll shoot those if I see them.
> > Howard
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> Don't forget Ohio! We've got quite a few covered bridges here ourselves. I used to live near the old Eldean Road covered bridge in between Piqua and Troy; when we lived in Piqua we used to drive by it every Sunday on our way to church. Sometimes we'd take the little side road and drive over it.
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> Gri"and smooch"shny

Neat. I thought there were only a few around here, but Google provided a list of 56 in the state, including seven in my county. Some of them apparently have been converted into parks of some sort, but the ones around here are still part of the road. They make great art assignments, because no art teacher would ever grade something so historical as a covered bridge as low as the art really deserves. :)

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