Update about blog

The joy of waking to this view each morning is just so wonderful. Even if the camera sees all the distortions from the window screen, I easily ignore them. Many of these green trees stand near or by the Animas River which flows through the town.
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Tuesday, June 9, 2026

Covered Bridges (3)

 Starting out with miscellaneous bridges which I didn't have names for their files.

Sharing with Tom's Tuesday's Treasures!


Does a pedestrian bridge count? We can certainly guess where this is!

Inside the pedestrian bridge at Old Salem Village, NC. which just goes over a road below.





Central Ohio - Mill Creek


Cottage Grove, Covered Bridge Tour, Oregon


Covered bridge in Lancaster County Central Park. Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Covered Bridge In West Arlington, Vermont!


Covered Bridge Mountain Air Country Club - Burnsville, NC, by Yurko Design and Architecture, Asheville NC

What? Burnsville is near where I live in Black Mountain! Can I go see it?

OK, first it's a private country club. They do have a FaceBook page, and my mouth dropped open at all that happens there. Arrival via private plane or helicopter is perfectly fine on the runways. No photos of this tiny little bridge among all the others posted. So I'll keep it in my collection as memorabilia, but doubt that I can go find it in person, if it even exists still.


Cox Ford Bridge, Parke County, Indiana

East Hill Bridge over the Flatrock River, Rushville Indiana


The Cornish-Windsor Bridge, New Hampshire


The Cornish-Windsor Bridge
Thanks Marcia for letting me know about this New Hampshire bridge.


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“Every particular in nature, a leaf, a drop, a crystal, a moment of time is related to the whole, and partakes of the perfection of the whole. Each particle is a microcosm, and faithfully renders the likeness of the world.” ~Ralph Waldo Emerson


When I  posted a picture of Tiananmen Square's student protest yesterday, I was acknowledging that the Chinese young people at that time had learned what a democracy was...somehow in a communist state.

The autocracy now moving through the USA wants to change the history being taught to our children. Please make efforts to keep accurate history in our schools, so we don't miss learning about democracy compared to those Chinese almost 40 years ago.