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FORENSIC BRIDGOLOGY DATA FORM I have started my “hermit crab essay” and hopefully this link takes you right to it. This is an assignment from writing class. The assignment was to write a story in a bizarre, alien format. I’m writing about Beaver Hole, Warrington Twp, York, PA in the alien format of a forensic reports.
Let me know what you think of my bizarre essay@@@ thanks. Pattie
waiting for spring
I heard back from Dover Township very quickly. The bridge ID#66722009243209 and here is what they had to say:
Ms Crider,
the bridge is maintained by York County.
According to a PennDOT list of York County bridges it was inspected in Feb 2009 and due to be inspected the end of this month.
He also gave me the name and phone number of the gentleman who would know more about that specific bridge. So, now I’m on a personal search for information on this bridge. I sent my original webblog page “who’s bridge is this?” to this contact person and also requested information on its history. coincidentally, I have to write a non-fiction story about something I feel closely about. Since I already have the momentum flowing, I’m going to stick with the Beaver Hole bridge theme.
These pictures are from July last year. My sister is so graceful. She winds up in the water every time we go to Beaver Hole. Tesla and Blaine love it there and it makes for beautiful background in pictures.
The most recent picture is of Tesla yesterday.
More posts to come about Beaver Hole and the story of the BIG LEAF FIND!
I love going to the bridge at Beaver Creek. It’s so peaceful there and perfect to do homework at or take the kids to play in the water. Since visiting there beginning last summer I noticed the old stone bridge wasn’t in such good shape. I notified the state of it’s disrepair. The state called and said they would look into it. If they actually went to the bridge is in debate because the following day they called to say it didn’t fall under the state’s responsibility to repair and told me to talk to Warrington Township. So, I sent WT an email. They wrote back saying it’s not their bridge. Mapquest lists it in Dover so I emailed Dover Township and asked if this was their bridge and if it is, I would like to see bridge inspection certificates. I have to wait 5 days max for their response. Honestly, I don’t know who owns the land but it’s a popular place and beautiful year round. So, I will continue investigating who Beaver Hole bridge belongs to and who should repair it. Eventually, it’s going to fall. Pictures tell a thousand words…there’s even a tree growing out at the base!!
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