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I really miss this old bridge. It was a popular hang-out for the local high schoolers. The east approach featured a rather sudden 90 degree turn which then wrapped around a steep hillside (gravel roadway of course). There was also a small cave in the bluff above the bridge which was destroyed during excavation for the new (boring) bridge.
If anyone has photos of the old Rockhouse bridge, please post them!