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Vern Adkison, Bridge At The Mount Pisgah Arboretum
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![]() The bridge as it came into view while walking along a trail. It was a wooden bridge, over-built to last many years.
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![]() A view alongside the bridge with its triangular outriggers to prevent the bridge from wobbling side to side.
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![]() People walked over the bridge. As you can see, the bridge was a pedestrian bridge.
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![]() Lily pads floated on the water below the bridge. A bull frog sat on one of the lily pads, thereby creating the classic pastoral scene.
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![]() The lily pads under the bridge were in bloom. Their yellow flowers could be seen floating nearby.
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![]() Stout galvanized eye bolts held the cable taught that prevented children from falling.
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![]() A bronze plaque was attached to the bridge. It read (in part): Reconstruction of the
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