Build A Bridge And Get Over It...

Carol,
I really like that one. My most recent purchase netted me a full unused sheet of that one. If I get a few free min, I'll post it.

Ok, sometimes you just have to make time.

Here's one of my new sheets. Darn scanner table isn't quite big enough though.

Devlin

That bridge that djd has shown, I believe, is a walk bridge in Bouctouche ,NB. Just being arty!

Mike

Once again, I really REALLY like going through old collections. Here's another bridge I found. (I hate it when I loose my bridge!)

Devlin

Thanks for the answer, Mike.

Devlin, that's a nice sheet.

Steve

they drink a lot in the Maritimes
screech, Bingo,porch climber, you name it
David(DJD)

That Century of Friendship is funny in a few ways.
The province of Canada was not established until 1841 which contained the lower halves of the newly combined Quebec & Ontario, both formally know as Lower & Upper Canada.
The Dominion of Canada did not come about until 1867.
The Oregon Territory or the British name, the District of Columbia was administered jointly between the United States & the United Kingdom from 1818 until 1846 when it was divided along the 49th parallel with the entire Vancouver Island going the British. This region ran from the northern border of California to Russian Alaska.
The land between the former Oregon Territory & Upper Canada was Rupert's Land
principally run & administered by the Hudson Bay Co.
In 1848 all border issues were settled with the United Kingdom, not Canada.

Peaceful? During the Civil War the Confederacy conducted raids into New England from Lower Canada.
There were minor border crossing issues during the Metis Rebellion of 1869-70.
So basically they were about 22 years early on that issue.

Mike

Hey djd, I live in the Maritimes! Yes, that is a walking bridge. Oh, Screech is a Newfie drink not a Maritime drink LOL.

DJD that footbridge was built on line of sight after a few under the belt

here are some cool ones and Trigger that scan of yours at the top I hope thats addressed to your Grandfather cause it looks ancient

Funny, Ha ha.

It's not that old, it's from the 1960's, about the time you were born.

Steve

so not your grandpappys then huh? I was just playing with ya OLD pal

It's not a stamp, but here's a beautiful bridge in Bad Kreuznach, Germany where I lived when I was in middle school.

Here's a couple I've picked up:

Bridging a European Communnity.

David (DJD)