Mosby Creek Bridge, the oldest bridge that we saw today, 90 feet long, built in 1920 and still in use.
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Hi. Welcome to the life and times of Ed Kruty and Sandy Boroff-Kruty. As we travel the highways and byways of this wonderful United States of America we will post pictures of our travels and short updates as to our whereabouts. Feel free to make comments, say hello or just enjoy the photos. Hugs from Ed and Sandy
Sunday, July 03, 2005
Mosby Creek Bridge, the oldest bridge that we saw today, 90 feet long, built in 1920 and still in use.
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