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The Chicago Files 
I do love bridges! this one is massive too wow
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Good morning, Andy! Me too! Yes, this is a beautiful bridge and historically significant during the Civil War! Cher xo
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Looking up on wiki then 😀
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Please do! Or I can send you more information! Cher xo
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Found some! cool 😀
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Oh did you? Did you look on wiki?
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ya 🙂 thank god for wiki and google! ^.^
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Agreed!! 😛
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Terrific! Covered, wooden bridges are one of my weak points – now if only there was a horse …..
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Ah, indeed, GP! I must tell you that during the Battle of Gettysburg there were many troops crossing that bridge. I am sure many horses did as well! Cher xo
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Lovely, Cher! Reminds me of one of our historic Rhine bridges just 15 minutes from here.
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Oh is there, Erika? That is so cool! Cher xo
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Yes, it really is 😊 Hope this works:
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Oh I can’t see it! Can you please try again, Erika? Thank you! Cher xo
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I try a different one. It doesn’t always work.
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No, did not work either. But you might see it when you click on the link!
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A very “romantic” bridge; reminds me of Mennonite Country in Canada. Is that Pop’s I see there in the distance? LOL. xox
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who needs words
iced tea hon?
Nxo
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I have investigated Sach’s Bridge many times and the house right next to it that served as a hospital during the Civil War….lots of activity as well as being a beautiful structure.
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Well my dear (and a big welcome to The Chicago Files)! I would absolutely love to hear more about it. Here is my email address if you wouldn’t mind sending me an email sometime: cher72@hotmail.com or thechicagofiles@gmail.com Cher xo
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