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Spoonful of Sweet by alinepassiflora

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Spoonful of Sweet

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Markus Kniebes by evfxbwai97

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Markus Kniebes

Markus Kniebes, Neuhofstr. 19, 44795 Bochum, E-Mail: kniebes@gmail.com,
Telegram: 015122976829

Quebec-01516 - De Saint-Mathieu (1936) by dgjarvis10@gmail.com

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Quebec-01516 - De Saint-Mathieu (1936)

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Construction: 1936
Length: 27 meters (88 ft)
Status: In service
Clearance: 3.0 meters (10 ft)
Max. load: 5 tonnes


This bridge, replaced an earlier wooden structure built in 1869, repaired in 1890, and which had been swept away by ice in the spring of 1935. The foundations of a sawmill are still visible next to the bridge.

The name of this structure was officially adopted on June 20, 1990. The abutments were repaired and the paneling repainted in 1974. The abutments were subsequently rebuilt in 1992, the same year the roof was replaced. The bridge was renovated in the summer of 2009. The paneling was replaced.

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Quebec-01521 - De Saint-Mathieu (1936) by dgjarvis10@gmail.com

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Quebec-01521 - De Saint-Mathieu (1936)

PLEASE, NO invitations, graphics or self promotions, THEY WILL BE DELETED. My photos are FREE to use, just give me credit and it would be nice if you let me know, thanks.

Construction: 1936
Length: 27 meters (88 ft)
Status: In service
Clearance: 3.0 meters (10 ft)
Max. load: 5 tonnes


This bridge, replaced an earlier wooden structure built in 1869, repaired in 1890, and which had been swept away by ice in the spring of 1935. The foundations of a sawmill are still visible next to the bridge.

The name of this structure was officially adopted on June 20, 1990. The abutments were repaired and the paneling repainted in 1974. The abutments were subsequently rebuilt in 1992, the same year the roof was replaced. The bridge was renovated in the summer of 2009. The paneling was replaced.

La CIUDAD cuenta lo que sus muros hablan - The CITY tells what its walls speak. by goma741

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La CIUDAD cuenta lo que sus muros hablan - The CITY tells what its walls speak.

Ciudad #Medellin #Colombia Instagram; @goma741

Asking for a Friend by alinepassiflora

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Asking for a Friend

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Marcorengo, Piemonte, Italia by pom'.

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Marcorengo, Piemonte, Italia

Tokyo, 13.660 km

Marcorengo รจ una frazione del comune di Brusasco, ad un'altitudine di 320 metri it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcorengo

by Len Marten

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by Len Marten

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by Len Marten

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by Len Marten

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by Len Marten

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by Len Marten

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by Len Marten

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by Len Marten

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by Len Marten

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