This bridge is the third stop on our “Historic Highways” driving tour contest.

A real estate axiom: most sellers love their homes. Today’s buyers are fairly demanding, however. Real estate agents need to point out any weak areas and offer solutions that won’t break the bank. Alternatively, the home can be priced to sell, given its shortcomings.

Near this site, Blackhawk, leader of the Sauk tribe, was defeated in the Battle of Bad Axe. He said, “I loved my towns, my cornfields, and the home of my people—I fought for it.”

Pictured reverse: Steve and his 1948 Town and Country sedan and a bridge built in 1931.

Question #3: Provide the name of the town and state in which the western end of the bridge is located.

Save this post card. It is the third of four you will receive. Each card has a question that must be answered next month. Remember, first prize is $200, second is $100. Check our website if you misplaced a previously sent post card.

Spring has sprung!

Steve@stevegrobl.com