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Floodwaters destroyed 18 trestles on the Creeper Trail and washed away much of the path. Now comes the rebuilding.

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Nearly a mile up a washed-out, now-closed two-lane section of U.S. 58 between Damascus and Konnarock rest the remains of a steel trestle that was part of the beloved Virginia Creeper Trail.Battered by flooding and high winds from Hurricane Helene, the rust-colored structure known as No. 18 was knocked off its foundation and came to rest against the Whitetop Laurel Creek bank. It’s covered by brush, limbs and trees; a closer look reveals that por…

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