What’s under the Red River bridge? William Becknell Robbinsville cemetery

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Enjoyed! Thank you. 😊

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Thank you for watching!

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We called them horse apples, come from the Bois D'arc tree, which is sometimes call an Osage Orange tree.

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Looks like it could be a coffer damn used to keep water out of where they are pouring footings for new structures

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That very well could be. It has metal girders in it that are twisted out of shape.

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Military pontoon bridge

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Hedgeapples

[@RamblinTed]

That’s what we used to call them! I’d forgotten.

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@shawn25304 Thank you! That's what I was thinking my grandmother called them, but I just couldn't remember for sure. Any known uses for them?

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@myleemae7858 they are supposed to keep spiders out of the basement

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@@shawn25304 Thank you!

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The Red River Bridge troll?