New Ohio House Photos From Todd and Amy

Hi Todd & Amy,
Here are the pictures Cheri took yesterday for you. It may take more than one email. I will number them.
Thanks,

Rita

You Gotta See This Bridge!

The bridge (or should it be called tunnel) goes  under water to allow movement of ships.   In order for ships to pass, this  bridge is half under the water. You drive down in the water and then come out  on the other side. Truly a marvelous piece of engineering!  This bridge  is between Sweden and Denmark . Picture taken from the side of Sweden.

There is another bridge, also, that we traveled across from one part of Denmark to another. It is quite a structure itself. It goes high over the water so that ships can sail on the water. These bridges are not cheap to travel, however. The Danes pay a high toll rate to use the bridges. Myrna

Helen wrote:  THANK YOU FOR SENDING THIS WONDERFUL PICTURE- I SAY THIS IS QUIET A WONDER- I DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT IT. LOVE HELEN

Melanie wrote: It reminds me of the tunnels that connect mainland Boston, with the island that Logan airport is on. We go underneath the water as well, but not as far.

Melanie

What year was this taken? (Smith)

From: "Donnette S. Smith" <powergrandma@juno.com>
Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2005 10:49:51 -0700

Claude Smith is 2nd from left on front row and his brother Raymond is 4th
from left. They are Herbert w. Smith Sr.'s brothers.

I wonder if anyone can tell from the looks of the autos what year this
was. The men are evidentally meeting after a parade. They were Mexican
Volunteers 1916 and I thought this is after they served. But from the
ties and suits they have on they are wearing the same clothes as some I
have on the Smith FamilyHistoryCD as Claude #2 and Ray#3 so maybe they
had those pictures taken the same day as this group picture. Maybe this
was taken before they went.

Donnette/Mom

Also asked of: cynthiaallred@Yahoo.com,mandlht@MSN.com,woolspinner55@yahoo.com,

DRSmith2004@comcast.net,stuart3@itsnet.com,Barbara@whipple.org,

Weldon@whipple.org