(Dennis Abbey Photo) Scenic View of Lindley- from Rt.15 (To Be I99 )

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Thanks- Dennis for this great photo-taken from Sawyer Road

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  1. AnonymousNovember 20, 2013 at 10:24 AM

    The road looked so high up on the hill during construction. It doesn't look that high now, although it sure makes the church look small!
    I remember as a kid, sitting at Grandma and Grandpa Brant's kitchen table looking towards the church and the grownups were discussing whether there would be an interchange on Toby's flats. (That was in the 1960s.) 50 years or so later - No interchange, but finally the highway!
    Bonnie Pierce Kline

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