While hunting for the Photo Hunt on Bridge(s)I realized there are more bridges around here than I thought about, so I want to share with you some "cool" pictures of various small bridges.
The following bridge is the largest, and the most further away from the pond. This is one that goes over a swampy area out to a large lake somewhat back of Baker's and Graceanne's and other neighbor's properties. You may have seen another shot of this one some month's ago in the Photo Hunt for "Road".
Here are some of Baker's bridges. A small creek (or brook) runs across all the properties and eventually out into the big lake. This little stream runs (back of the dam) between the pond and Graceanne's house, curls around and goes between the back of Baker's house and his back pasture. This first one is from his back pasture to the front pasture.
This neat bridge goes from a walk-path from Baker's to his back pasture and barn.
Here is another shot of the bridge. It is so pretty I wanted you to see it also.
This is Graceanne's little bridge across the brook from the pond to her house.
And here is another shot of this one, which shows the water reflections.
Below is a bridge in progress. It crosses a small stream that runs from under the road and BESIDE the pond. These are pieces of a tall steel antenna tower used here before there was satellite. Baker brought them down and got them placed across the stream for AR and ER. It will lead from their place over to the pond.
Baker said to tell you, - This one is waiting for the stimulus package; then bring on the shovels and the wood & nails. Ha ha !
Hope you enjoyed our little tour of bridges.
2 months ago
I love all the little bridges. Good way to represent the theme.
ReplyDeleteMine is posted here.
waiting for the stimulus package! hahaha that was funny! your bridges, by the way, are beautiful...
ReplyDeleteGreat array of bridges
ReplyDeleteExcellent choices. I love the whole 'woodsy' theme too.
ReplyDeleteCome on over and see my bridge photo[s]. Two photos, but one bridge.
Happy Hunting.
varieties of bridges...
ReplyDeleteand da last one looks dangerous wei :S
Those are bridges with souls. Great collection.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day :)
Graceanne, love your pictures and story, glad to see you back blogging again. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely place...
ReplyDeleteThe iron bridge is unique! At first I thought they were flat so you could drive over them. Then I saw what they were made from....
Mine is up: http://mudpuddle.wordpress.com/2009/02/04/photohunter-bridges/
Thanks for a great tour and excellent shots.
ReplyDeleteWow! Can't believe it's been a long time since I was at the pond last... excellent set of photos you got here! I love the first bridge, but the smaller bridges sure got character... might've been perfect for the Bridge to Terabithia movie. :)
ReplyDeletecertainly a variety of bridges there - thanks for sharing, Judith
ReplyDeleteOh I so love all your bridges!!! They are so wonderful. Tell Baker, I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for that stimulus package!! LOL!
ReplyDeleteMy bridge is here
Great shots for the theme. Thanks for the tour.
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed the tour of bridges, I also posted a small bridge.
ReplyDeleteI love the way bridges look in the woods. Great choices.
ReplyDeleteDear Graceanne.....what a lovely little bridge and so inviting.......
ReplyDeleteI love tiny bridges and narrow paths.....they add such mystery and interest to an area.......
Thanks for the tour of the neat little bridges. Make sure you update the photos once Baker gets that stimulous package! Art
ReplyDeleteGraceanne..What a wonderful tour and I have to say that these are really unique bridges. I'm so happy that you were able to post these photos and tell the story. Have a wonderful weekend and thank you so much for the wonderful and thoughtful comments that you always leave at ramblingwoods..hugs. Michelle
ReplyDeleteOh, I love all of those bridges. It looks so nice and peaceful there! Great choices for the theme!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely place! Thanks ever so for sharing some of the beauty in your area. The antenna bridge is so clever! Baker might be waiting a long time for that stimulus. 8-/
ReplyDeleteHope your weekend was wonderful!
Have a JESUS-filled day! ^i^
Love the different bridges, the woods around them give them all character.
ReplyDeleteGreat group of photos there. Hmmm... bridges over swampy areas. This idea I like.
ReplyDeleteThanks to all of you for stopping by and for your lovely comments. Sorry if I haven't gotten back to you yet. I am trying to gradually get to everyone but had some issues last week and couldn't be on the PC much.
ReplyDeleteI hope to answer each one soon.
Have a great week and thanks again.
Got your message... Odd that the comments thingie wouldn't open on my other blog(s). Even odder that sometimes I have to do the verification "password" when posing a reply comment on my own blog. Wonders of technology.
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