It's an actual working covered bridge, built in 1885 although I'm sure it's been renovated since it seems to be in pretty good shape.
We went through it to get to the best side for taking photos. Several more cars came through while we were there. One at a time as you can probably tell.
We went through it to get to the best side for taking photos. Several more cars came through while we were there. One at a time as you can probably tell.
Further down the river are shoals, with lots of pretty flat rocks that will be great for summertime splashing!
And it was in a lovely little park, with picnic tables, restrooms and a hiking trail. We'll have to return this summer.
What a pretty bridge! We have some up this way.
ReplyDeleteMy guy is looking for the ones close by to photograph. Most of them are in pretty settings.
DeleteOh what a pretty bridge. I think you are living in paradise.
ReplyDeleteJust a beautiful town and the land around.
cheers, parsnip and mandibles
We're very fortunate.
DeleteI haven't seen one of those in years!
ReplyDeleteWe have several in the state!
DeleteI sent the photo of the covered bridge to my children. They loved the bridge and of course Watsons name !
ReplyDeleteI hadn't even noticed the Watson! How funny!
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