This is taken from one end of it and at the other end we took a family photo which I will post later.
"It was close to midnight on a warm July evening in 1984 when flames seared the sky in one of the worst fires that West Quebec has ever seen. It was caused by arson, a gasoline-soaked car pushed onto the east side of Wakefield’s historic wooden covered bridge and torched, turning the tinder-dry, 70-year-old structure to a roaring inferno within seven minutes"
It took years of work and planning to rebuild but was finally opened in 1997.
Three good things:
1. A sunny day to explore the beautiful territory around here.
2. Our son and family want to settle here in the Quebec side of Ottawa.
3. Love speaking French.
I'm so glad that it was able to be rebuilt because you captured it very nicely. Photographer dream spot I'm sure with all the shape and line to do so much with.
