Squam River Covered Bridge New Hampshire Puzzle

In the late 1980's, they needed to replace the condemned Squam River Covered Bridge in Ashland, New Hampshire. Instead of building a steel and concrete bridge, the town's people decided to replace it with another covered bridge. It was the last bridge erected by celebrated covered bridge restorer and builder Milton Graton of Ashland. Construction began in 1989 on the Town Beach side of the river. To add to it's history, they used oxen to pull the the bridge across the river by oxen. The bridge was officially dedicated on July 1, 1990, with an expected life of 25 years. It's been 31 years, and it's still taking traffic. This block photo will make a nice piece to set on a dresser, desk or kitchen counter. Or, if you have a better pic, exchange the image for yours. It will also make a nice Christmas, birthday, Mother's Day, or other celebration gift.