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A Bridge Too Heavy? No Way
After Monday's wicked flooding at the Celery Farm, I lamented that two of the Celery Farm's secondary bridges had become dislodged, making the streams impassable.
Lo and behold, someone with superhuman strength has put the bridges back in place so now you can cross them (carefully) again.
I am thinking our muscle man had to be Hercules (unchained), Ivan Drago, Fred Weber or a mystery guest.
Thanks, Hercules/Ivan/Fred/? !!
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thank you, Fred!
in fact, double thank you, because the formerly L-shaped bridge is in an even better alignment now than it was before the flood. -
Damn! I thought it was Ivan Drago come to life….
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Fred is the culprit!!
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Many thanks to our “superhuman”.
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julie
thank you, Fred!
in fact, double thank you, because the formerly L-shaped bridge is in an even better alignment now than it was before the flood.
Jim Wright
Damn! I thought it was Ivan Drago come to life….
Deedee Burnside
Fred is the culprit!!
Gabriele
Many thanks to our “superhuman”.