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The Longest Bridge

By Yankee Magazine|Oct 31 2009|

A long, wooden covered bridge spans over a calm river, supported by stone pillars. The bridge entrance has a white roof with a sign instructing to walk horses and pay the toll before crossing.

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Photo Credit : Katherine Keenan

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