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Save Bend Bridge!

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Robert Dunston
10 years ago

Perfect solution to connect historic riverlocked trails!

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Betty Prichard
11 years ago

This bridge was worked on by my son-in-law and is family to strengthen this bridge, and I am not afraid of it!. Please keep it here .It was the first bridge I came across when I moved here from Colorado.

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Jennifer West
11 years ago

Lets make it stronger so it is easier to for commute.

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Laura Rose
11 years ago

This bridge leads to my family farm which as been in my family for over 100 years. Please do not remove this bridge.

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Veda Anderson
11 years ago

It's a part of our history. I learned to drive across that bridge.

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Christina Herbst
11 years ago

keep our Bridge!

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Christina Herbst
11 years ago

keep our Bridge!

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Ann Moriarity
11 years ago

Old bridges are a part of our history and deserve to be preserved for current and future generations.

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Robert L. Bader
11 years ago

come on John get on line with the future of Franklin Co.

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Lori Green
11 years ago

We want to hike a trail over bend bridge!!!

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Jeanne krupinski
11 years ago

It would be great for walkers and bikers

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Derek Brown
11 years ago

This is a great resource which will enhance recreation use by Pacific residents, and visitor traffic to Pacific. Please save it!

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Derek Brown
11 years ago

This is a great resource which will enhance recreation use by Pacific residents, and visitor traffic to Pacific. Please save it!

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Tina Chase
11 years ago

save

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Tina Chase
11 years ago

save

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Deb Ridgway
11 years ago

Without this bridge, there will be a critical barrier for all trail users. So many cities are repurposing decommissed bridges for trail use. Please save Bend Bridge.

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Deb Ridgway
11 years ago Featured

Without this bridge, there will be a critical barrier for all trail users. So many cities are repurposing decommissed bridges for trail use. Please save Bend Bridge.

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Trisha Bramer-Peet
11 years ago

It is a part of history and memories for most of us! It's cheaper to restore the old then to build new. My husband and I saved a historical train station built in 1850, they were going to burn it down. It is now our hair salon! History is beautiful and more people should respect and appreciate it! Save BIG BEND!!!!

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Trisha Bramer-Peet
11 years ago

It is a part of history and memories for most of us! It's cheaper to restore the old then to build new. My husband and I saved a historical train station built in 1850, they were going to burn it down. It is now our hair salon! History is beautiful and more people should respect and appreciate it! Save BIG BEND!!!!

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Janice Commens
11 years ago

Link Ozark Trail with Great Rivers Greenway