The Simplicity and strait forward message on the sign, is something of yesterday
The Post and Beam Work has held up for over 100 years, this spans the Pemigewasset River.
Last shot of the Bridge exterior ,less than a mile from Exit 27 of Interstate 93. Take a minute when traveling north on your next New Hampshire White mountain ski trip, or site seeing tour and stop by this Campton site.
One Last Picture, This one is from Holderness NH. off Rte 175..close to Squam Lake..where the Movie Golden Pond was filmed.. Cool Farm Stand..
The Farmer uses Mannequins to keep things fun and colorful, at this road side stand..The back roads of New Hampshire are a great place to find photo opportunities and historic subjects year after year.
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We have tons of covered bridges here in Oregon as well. They're really cool! And I love the idea for using mannequins at the farm stand! How inventive is that??
Great Photos! Wow - over 100 years and looking pretty good. I love everything from the 1800's to the mid 1900's. Makes me think about who built this - all my hand - blood, sweat and tears for many people back then. Thanks for sharing!
Steve...I love the covered bridges. I know of only one in Minnesota and its right by a lake I fihs at
Cecily..Diana..& Bill..this being New England and in the Snow covered north country..there are tons of covered bridges (the are 6 with in 10 miles of my home).. Same Bridge (The Blair Bridge) in a winter photo.
Hi Steve - Very cool bridge and sign too.Brings you back to the days of yesteryear.
Bill.. Ever get up north?.. I know you are only two hours south of Loon & Waterville Ski Areas, Drop me a note if you're in the neighborhood. Steve
Hi Steve-I love that covered bridge. It takes you back to a simpler time. Great photos.
Pat.. This one is one of the longer bridges Too.
Thanks All. Sticking with the Bridge theme, I have a train track on my property, and own 2,000 feet along the river this is a trestle crossing where the Dinner Train passes on to my land (summer only).
How many fines do they collect every year. $5.00 can add up quickly.
Terry, I'm afraid no one monitors it anymore.. But I'm not doing much right now could be a source of income..
Hi Steve,
Great pictures! I love covered bridges; they are beautiful and have so much history to them. I love the train trestle picture too from your property--that must be pretty cool to see. And I'm thinking you should be the monitor of the $5 fines--you could probably make a lot of cash that way, LOL!
Have a great day,
Anne Rains
Anne.. thanks these are taken with a cheap camera..out of a car window, when I grow up I want to get a nice camera..Steve
Steve, awesome! Problem for me would be talking to the mannequins after hanging out in the bar at the lodge! What's the dinner train?
Laura..Thanks for the visit. I have a dinner train that come through my yard in the summer..It's pretty cool kind of like having a parade every night
Steve, nice pictures and it's nice to see that we still have some great covered bridges, its one of the things that makes our State so great to live in!
Christopher..some of the photos are pretty warm and inviting just took on from the bridge that's a little colder.