Re: SG - Flagstaff Lumber Company - Walnut Creek Bridge
| August 18, 2020 08:43AM |
Near the west end of the bridge were several old 55 gallon drums:
Here's the end of one of the drums:
Boyco was a petroleum manufacturer so this was probably a drum of oil or possible gasoline
And finally, here's a view from the west end of the bridge looking east:
That's all. Hope this posting helped those who've never been here...
Here's the end of one of the drums:
Boyco was a petroleum manufacturer so this was probably a drum of oil or possible gasoline
And finally, here's a view from the west end of the bridge looking east:
That's all. Hope this posting helped those who've never been here...
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