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Monday, 3 September 2012

Fort Coulonge bridge


A couple weeks ago I was in Pembroke (Eastern Ontario) for work and decided to take a drive into Quebec.  I drove as far down as Fort Coulonge and stumbled on this magnificent old wooden roofed bridge.  I hadn't really seen pne before, and they are quite impressive.  This one was built in 1898 and has survived several floods and undergone a couple restorations.

Unexpected surprises like this on a short detours are always a delight.






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Location: 304 Rue Principale, MANSFIELD, QC J0X 1R0, Canada

1 comment:

  1. Lens Bubble3 September 2012 at 22:23

    Wonderful. I always like this sort of architecture, especially bridges of this kind. Thanks for sharing.

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