I managed to get them out in the fresh air several times, as it turns out. One of the things I wanted to do was see some covered bridges. The area is known for having a plethora of them, so off we went. Here are a few we found.
Walter's Mill Bridge on the grounds of the Somerset County Historical Society |
I just had to capture some of the craftsmanship on this lovely bridge! It was built in 1830 and is 60 ft. long and 12 ft. wide. It's open to foot traffic only now. |
Here I am at the Trostletown Bridge which was built in 1845. |
A better view of the Trostletown Bridge. It's 104 ft long and 12 ft. wide and is no longer in use. |
My traveling companions - Mary and Rita |
Me at Glessner Bridge |
Isn't it lovely? It was built in 1881, is 90 ft. long and 12 ft. wide, and it is still in use. |
We were taking pictures of the Glessner Bridge when this 'Shades of The Bridges of Madison County' pick-up drove through/over it! |
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