Leaving the small seaside town of Yachats, James and I headed into the countryside. After driving along a windy road surrounded by trees and fields for approximately 20 minutes, we reached our destination: the rustic and historic covered bridge I’d seen online. Originally built in 1938 by veteran bridge builder Otis Hamer, this queenpost truss […]
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I’d love to see some covered bridges, but the closest ones I know of to me are in Iowa, at least a half-days drive from North Dakota. 🙂
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