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18 Comments on KODAK Moment - Wood Bridges That are Vanishing From Madison County KY
That is a lovely bridge, I bet beautiful wedding photos were taken on it tons of times. What a loss!
This is a great photo. There is only one like this I am aware of in Cedarburg WI and they name a a street after the bridge. You guessed it, Covered Bridge Road.
That is soooo cool. There are a few around my area in Pasco, I should go grab pics of them. It would make really cool artwork in the office. in fact....how about you mail this one to me......... Pretty Please!
Here is my Kodak moment, taken with a Blackberry...not quite the same quality, I love your picture.
Gary De Pury, SFR
Gary, send me your email address and I will send it to you.
What a beautiful bridge! All that greenery does give us hope! I can hear the clop clop of tires driving across it!
What a beautiful picture Lizette! It's too bad it is gone.
Hi Lizette, now that is a nice wood bridge. It's ashame it's gone. Madison County really should restore bridges like that one instead of replacing them if they can. Sometimes that is impossible due to the age of the bridge.
Lizette, People need to realize the true history... !! Such a neat Historic Piece of our Country.
Glad you took the picture....It is ashame the bridge is now gone!!
Lizette,
Wasn't that the name of the movie starring Clint Eastwood and Meryl Streep? Bridges of Madison County?
What a wonderful picture ....captured in time indeed~!
Lizette--Your photo is beautiful! What a winter we are having all over. I haven't seen huge snowbanks this early since I was a kid! Crazy...have a wonderful holiday!
Lizette this is such a pretty picture! Great entry!
This is a winner Lizette -- you do have the visual eye to present property in the best liht. You are definitely gifted.
Merry Christmas
Beautiful photo of a time now gone. KY is so beautiful, just like TN. And you still have the ferry.
Lizette--I relate to the wooden bridge as one in my area was torched by young vandals recently. It is sad to see a part of our past disappear.. I am glad that you were able to take a photo prior to its demise.
Merry Christmas.
Have you ever been up by Flemingsburg to see the covered wooden bridges up there. Someplace, I have some pictures of some of them. Pretty neat stuff. Too bad that one's now gone.
Hi Lizette,
I can relate to changes in the landscape and how it effects us. I'm thinking too about the environment and landscape in general. I moved to a rural area to have a lifestyle with lots of trees and trails to ride my horse. The last 18 years has changed so much, that the trails are not accessible and more and more homes are taking up the natural areas.
It is a mixed feeling to see this happening for sure. A lot of the residents care about their freedom of how to use their own land, while others are more conservative about land use.
Let's just hope we don't forget about taking care of the environment for the long term. Even a wonderful old bridge has value beyond its functional use... GREAT PHOTO!
Lizette - It is so sad that these landmarks are disapearing from the local landscape. Aren't you glad that you have a photographic record. I hope that some are being preserved.
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