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    Charles Roscoe, right, cuts beams for the Brookwood Drive covered bridge.
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    Earl Biehn squats by a partially carved bridge beam.
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    Lumber – soon to be a bridge.
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    A mixing truck pours concrete footings.
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    Neighborhood kids check out the progress.
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    Charles and Rob Roscoe scope it out.
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    One complete footing.
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    The bridge starts to take shape.
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    A side truss is hoisted into position.
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    Earl Biehn sands the decking.
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    Look like a bridge yet?
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    Early sightseers.
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    The Roscoe family lends a hand. Jamie Roscoe is in the front right.
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    Jamie Roscoe said he didn’t have much of a choice when it came to helping his dad build the bridge.
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    Nearly finished – there was less greenery on Jacoby Creek at the time.
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    Ta-da!
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    A view from upstream.
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    Carvings prove the bridge is a popular spot for sweethearts.
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    Today: The Brookwood Drive covered bridge spans Jacoby Creek.