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We still have one or two covered bridges in Ohio–and Amish buggies that drive through them. Magic and history (one is called the Bridge of Dreams), in little bits, combined–just like in your photos, Cathy Lynn!
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Love that! Thanks Pam.
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I love covered bridges, which are fairly common, still, in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and upstate New York.
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I read “The Bridges of Madison County” and loved the description of the covered bridges.
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