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Letter: When the footbridge at Sulphur Well broke Pat Williams Fraley writes: When my dad, Oakley Williams, was a young man, this was a walking bridge over the river. One day when he and a friend were walking across the bridge to go to the dance on the other side. The bridge broke, and they landed in the river. Thank God there was not a lot of water, although it covered the rocks. They swam out. --PattyComments re photo 27855 Scenic Metcalfe Co KY Footbridge and The Gum Pat, thank you for sharing your father's experience! That swinging bridge fall is legend. This story was posted on 2019-09-15 09:55:35
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