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The postcard is about a visit to Humpback Bridge, the oldest and most famous covered bridge in Virginia. It was built in 1835 and is the only bridge of its kind in the state. The bridge has a rise of 8 feet from each end to the center and was open until 1929, but now it is only used for foot traffic. The sender of the postcard mentions stopping at the bridge on their way down and describes it as being about 5 miles from the highway. They also mention taking a photo and sending greetings to someone named Jeke. The postcard is published and distributed by Cards Unlimited Inc and printed in Italy. The sender’s address is also provided.