TRYING TO DO THIS WITHOUT A DEGREE!
This is just another Image of the Covered Bridges in my area. Out of the picture to the left is the old Flour Mill that still stands after more than 200 yrs. Covered Bridges here in the area are very well kept in repair all the time. They are important structures from our past.
Thank you.
Les
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Personal reflections from a quiet corner.
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I really have a weakness for covered wooden bridges. Just put a horse on it and you have the epitome of true Americana.
Where is this one located? Just curious.
On Covered Bridge Road in Oley Twp.
Nice! So vibrant in color. It’s a long span.