Sheep crossing a Big Wood River over a wooden suspension bridge

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Item Title  Sheep crossing a Big Wood River over a wooden suspension bridge Photographer  Edminster, Michael Abstract  Landscape photograph of a herd of sheep crossing a narrow simple suspension bridge over a river. The sheep are clustered on the hillside opposite the photographer among the brush and scrub waiting their turn to cross. Genre  photographs Multimedia or Document Length  1 black & white photograph Item Format  image/jpeg Item Filename  2602-B179-F22-img4403.jpg Date Created  2005-08-01 Related Topics  Novelists, American  Voyages and travels  Sheep  Simple suspension bridge  Photograph Geographic Locations  Big Wood River (Idaho)  Blaine County (Idaho)  Idaho  United States

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Sheep crossing a Big Wood River over a wooden suspension bridge, Ivan Doig Archive - Digital Collection, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://arc.lib.montana.edu/ivan-doig/item.php?id=6437

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