From my covered bridge photo collection. Photo taken while visiting New Hampshire.

FLUME BRIDGE 

Lincoln, New Hampshire

Many believe the Flume Bridge was built for its present location in 1871 when the Lincoln Turnpike Company was created and build the road from the main highway, U.S. Route 3, to a point near the foot of the Flume. The bridge is used by buses bringing visitors to the Flume and maintenance vehicles. The Flume Bridge is eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places.


Photo taken near the bridge.


 

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16 Comments on Friday's Fotos - Covered Bridge - FLUME BRIDGE Lincoln, New Hampshire

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30
2012
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Every once in a while, someone submits a thought provoking picture that captures a mood and a place. The world is full of them as you have demonstrated...thank you for sharing this photo
8:15am • #1
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Wow ... Keith awesome job on the bridge and tree roots.  I'm going to take another look at these great shots my friend.
8:17am • #2
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Keith: You are the master of the covered bridge photos.  Another nice edition to go with your growing collection.
8:25am • #3
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Thanks, Keith, for sharing your photographs.

Have a great day and a very special weekend.
10:09am • #4
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Great shots Keith
1:10pm • #5
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Good afternoon Keith.

That is a great looking bridge.

Love the roots of the trees.

Have a nice weekend.
2:53pm • #6
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Keith, I love that shot of the roots.  I like interesting photos like that - they make great things to sketch.  Thanks for sharing.
2:54pm • #7
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Hi Keith, Nice photo of the bridge. I love these covered bridges. The roots growing over that mound also looks interesting. It almost looks like a fallen tree under there?
7:51pm • #8
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Keith, these are both just wonderful photos!  And thank you for sharing the bridge's history.
8:09pm • #9
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31
2012
294,956 Points

That is a beautiful location, it seems so untouched by the modern day, I love it.
7:17am • #10
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Love photos like those.  In the next few weeks I expect to be back in a scenic area so I can also share some cool photos!
8:58am • #11
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Hi Keith,

Good looking bridge and good looking shot.

I bet you have  a lot of those around you. Keep'em coming my friend in Northern Bay.

Best, clint McKie
10:30am • #12
759,881 Points 37 Featured Posts Outside Blog Called Shot Master

Keith ....You are getting goooood!  I could look at these all day ...reminds me of trying to find old barns!  Have a great night!
12:27pm • #13
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Although you seem to be known for your covered bridges, Keith, the picture of the tree roots growing over exposed bedrock is really wonderful.
12:37pm • #14
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What a pretty bridge Keith! I've seen these in VT and always photography them too. There's just something about an old fashion covered bridge!
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2012
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Wow! The bridge shit is super cool and the trees are amazing! 
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