These covered bridges were engineered very well the gap below the roof and side was enough to let just enough snow on the floor so the sleds could pass in winter but not get so deep it stopped passage.
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It is and it’s all put together with wood dowels blows my mind whenever I’m there
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Refresh the bewbtube and the ad disappears
still in mint condition
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"LOOKING UP" sculpture by artist Tom Friedman , a friend of mine, when it was in NYC
1950s Aluminim cups with holders. Should have kept these . Sold them on Ebay.
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Beautiful
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$Mikey “priceiswrong” 2w
For a 1800’s bridge it still stands through all the crap happening I. The rest of the world. Probably because they forgot about it
Sunset Fort Nathan Hale Park dock. New Haven CT USA
Another day, another noogie.
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One of my favorite pics from a Trail in Branford CT USA.
For a 1800’s bridge it still stands through all the crap happening I. The rest of the world. Probably because they forgot about it
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It says sale pending?
Can’t wait to go back,
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Cultural & Spiritual Significance
Beyond medicine, Haritaki holds deep spiritual value across different Eastern traditions:
• Buddhism: Known as the "Big Golden Fruit", it is closely linked to the Medicine Buddha, who is traditionally depicted holding a Haritaki fruit in his hands as a symbol of ultimate healing and compassion
i'm still capable of making moves tho
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