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