[JustAmy]

Do I dare ask you what part of Texas that old bridge is located in?

It makes me want to visit my Aunt and Uncle. He in Amarillo and she is in Pampa. I also have a cousin in Knox City.

Man, I need to get to Texas to do some more genealogy research! :)

[Kitty Mittens]

Thank you for your Compliments on my Poem, 'Dita, bp, and Nicknamed Bob! I'm Glad I have a Good Neighbor that Lives Nearby that Knows Some of the History of the Property he and I Both Live On. His Property and mine all Used to be One Huge Piece, and Included my Other Neighbor's Place on the Other Side, and even the Land Across the Road, but Many Years Ago the Owner Split it Up into Several Hunks. My Neighbor Said Cattle Drives used to Cross that Bridge, also; they Must have Went Over it a Few at a Time, Lol.

The Bridge is in Bonham, Amy, and if you are ever in Texas, it would be Wonderful if you could Come By and See it. I Wish there was still Part of the Bridge Left on the Opposite Side of the Creek; I've Scoured the Ground for even a Hint of a Trace, but Found Nothing. :(