Couple of weekends ago, we went for a ride on the coast of Harpswell and Bailey’s Island and was amazed to see this crib bridge built solely of granite blocks.
I took a few pictures and what struck me funny is that there are still wood wedges from setting the stones. But wait, this Bridge was built in 1926, so how could wood wedges have endured all this time?
And we get nervous when we see a wedge under a crawlspace pier?:p;)
Wife and I have been to Maine a couple of times. I’ve been there other times when I was working for a steeplejack crew. We removed pigeon **** and steam cleaned churches and banks in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.