Old Stone Bridge Low-poly 3D model

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Aged Paver Crossing is what locals like to call it, though technically speaking, that isn't entirely correct - this pedestrian overpass wasn't even installed until the mid 19th century and yet has survived intact through multiple flood cycles since. It stretches across 240 feet of water and connects North Avenue West on its left side with Old Stone Road directly on the opposite end where you'll find an interesting piece of architecture that resembles an old-fashioned town hall building, believed to have originated during Colonial times; evidence of significant past activities lies scattered nearby such as antique pottery remains and broken stones once likely employed for foundation construction purposes elsewhere in these scenic backyards hidden away along both shores alike beneath overgrown tree roots covered under decades worth green foliage blending harmoniously together into vibrant autumnal landscapes amidst soft hushed quiet evenings during peak hours when nature puts its soothing beauty display.