From my covered bridge photo collection. Photo taken while visiting New Hampshire.
GROVETON BRIDGE
Northumberland, New Hampshire
The bridge was built by Captain Charles Richardson and his son. When U.S. Route 3 was reconstructed in 1939, the Groveton covered bridge was bypassed. It was repaired by Milton Graton and his son Arnold in 1964-1965.
The Groveton Bridge is eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places.
Hi Keith - covered bridges are so cool - this one has particularly nice construction elements. Thanks for sharing!
Keith: With all your fantastic covered bridge photos you could come up with a coffee table book for your local area.
Hey Keith -
You know how I love covered bridges and really like the second photo with the reflection in the water. Excellent photo shoot my friend and glad you shared with the class.
Have a great day in all you do!
John
Keith - I've visited New Hampshire and Vermont many times and always captures photos of their covered bridges - they have a charm and quaintness of a time gone by. You captured beautiful shots - thanks for sharing them with us!
Covered bridges have always fascinated me. I have always wondered why they first started covering them anyway. Protect travelers during a rain?
We don't have any covered bridges in my part of the country, those photos are gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.....
Keith another beautiful covered bridge, seems you have even more than Madison County...
is that a caboose in the background?
Keith, I think that covered bridges are totally perfect for a Friday Fotos post! Yours is beautiful.
Covered bridges are not common in Texas. I would LOVE the opportunity to shoot one! Consider yourself very blessed!
I love these covered bridges. They seem to have so much character and probably quite a history as well.
Thanks, Keith, for sharing your photographs.
I was thinking about you on Friday when Dolores and I drove through your area on our day trip to Winterthur and Longwood Gardens.
Karen, I haven't seen the movie. I will have to check it out.
Andre, I agree, looks heavy duty.
Anita, Good idea, Rob should have one for his barns.
John, Glad you like the photo's.
Than, I agree.
Kristine, Glad you stopped by and enjoyed them. I think those state have the majority of the covered bridges.
William, They covered them to protect them from the elements for longevity.
Erica & LaNita, Thanks for the comments.
Chris, That is and there is an old train engine passenger cars and caboose.
Pat and Joni, I agree and I love shooting the bridges.
Gabe, If they could only talk.
Roy, Looking foward to your photographs. did you come up I-95 if so you were 8 miles from the house at Exit 100.
Nice photos Keith - the water is like glass. You got a great reflection in the photo!
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