Late last winter, Benson, Vt., builder Ted Kellogg convinced
his bride-to-be that a brand-new covered bridge over the rocky
stream behind his farmhouse would make a perfect spot for their
summer nuptials. But as the big day approached, there was a
minor problem: Thanks to an exhausting summer schedule of other
work, the bridge they'd envisioned was still no more than a few
sketches, a masonry pier, and a big pile of timbers. Undaunted,
Kellogg rounded up a mostly-volunteer crew - including his son,
his brother, his best man, and his fianc©e - and
made the sawdust fly.
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