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RE: Snaps Container // 8/27/2026, 12:48:00 PM

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An old Covered bridge on a lake near Lowell, Oregon. Unfortunately, it wasn't open on this day, so I had to admire it from afar. :)

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Beautiful green place. It reminds me of Harrison Hot Springs on this side. It looks like that mountain got a buzzcut in the background.

Still a few clear cuts here and there but nothing like it used to be... for now. The federal regime is talking about rescinding the road-less rule which will open the forests up to all sorts of destruction and corporate greed. 🙁

I hope they manage to keep it intact. It would be a shame to see this majestic area logged.

Wow Great

Yes it was. :)

Such a fantastic spot! 👏

Indeed it was! A nice little rest stop. :)

Looks like a magical place.

Too bad it was closed... but an old covered bridge is still a great photography subject 📸

This one is like a museum for all the other covered bridges nearby. I do have video and pics of another one I stopped at earlier. Hopefully will get those posted soon. :)

Sounds interesting... looking forward to seeing the photos and video when you post them 📸😊

Very nice place to hang out.

It certainly is. Appears to be a good fishing spot also. :)

It’s a beautiful view without a doubt

It was a nice stop on our little road trip. :)

I feel jealous. Lucky you.

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waiting for you to try it out

This is nature beauty 🤩

Yes, the breeze off the lake was very welcome on a hot day.:)

That is really Amazing 🤩

oregon?, wow, is very interesing the lake

Yeah, I'm lucky to be surrounded by a lot of natural beauty. :)

Very beautiful one indeed.

I visited one that is still in use previous to this. Pics and video coming soon. :)

Wow,good to hear that.