Op-ed column: A wooden time machine held many memories for Blenheim
Sunday, January 1, 2012
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The Blenheim Bridge was like a time machine, a wooden tunnel that whisked them back through the years. And why do people gather at old places? Maybe we are hungry for history. We desire that tweak of the mind, that pinch of the soul that happens when we see an object that tells us about the handwork and habits, the ambition and industry of those who walked the earth before us...
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