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Wooden Bridge, Minto-Brown Island, Salem, Oregon
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The bridge was first glimpsed from the trail leading to the parking lot. From this angle the creek was not
noticeable.
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A sign next to the bridge read,
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The bridge formed a lovely arch over the creek.
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The only identifying sign on the bridge read,
Continental
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The creek, over which the bridge passed, fed into Willamette Slough.
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The wooden bridge had wooden sides that prevented people from falling into the creek.
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Chicken wire attached to the walkway of the bridge helped to reduce the chance of slipping during wet weather.
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The horizontal boards on the side of the bridge were attached to metal uprights.
Despite being a wooden bridge, the structure was reinforced with steel.
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