These are 3 of the beautiful pictures we took on our trip to Indiana. The waterfall is in this quaint little village that has the town built on both sides of the canal. The bridges are so gorgeous, tucked amongst the exquisite countryside. This was a peaceful leisurely drive that was enjoyed immensely. The fields of farms were beautifully kept. Harold is driving our car.
Ooohhh this is simp;y beautiful, and serene.. Looks like a scene from a movie.. And, soo green.. See, what the rain can do !! I hope you all enjoyed your get-a-way.. Don't you LoVe the summer !! Blessings to you Marydon for a lovely day !!
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What a beautiful serene view. I've only seen one such bridge and it was in NC. Such lovely pictures.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty scene. Love the last picture because of the red. :D
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Sandra
I just love whimsical places.
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Seems like a perfect spot for an afternoon of daydreaming.
ReplyDeleteMy bike is still down in the back yard. I guess I will take a pic of where it is now, how I came to have it, and why it looks like it does right now. This will force me to work on a MET MONDAY post.
I hope it turns out nice.
Just a warning my real life doesn't look half as pretty as my day dreaming.
Candy
Hi Marydon
ReplyDeleteThese bridges are beautiful. We lived in Indiana for a time and there were unique old bridges near by our home.
Your pictures remind me of the movie and book, Bridges of Madison County.
Have a great evening.
Blessings, Celestina Marie
Very picturesque Marydon. Wouldn't you just love to sit in the shade there and take in the beauty?
ReplyDeleteThese bridges are beautiful...we don't have covered bridges like these here...I would love to see one in person one day.
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I just love small towns. Your pictures show a perfect place to sit and read a book.
ReplyDeleteThese are the most beautiful pictures. It all looks so peaceful and serene.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely bridge, isn't it? Great photos!
ReplyDeleteHi Marydon! Oh, how pretty! I've only seen bridges like these in movies and books, never in person!
ReplyDeleteThanks for popping in to see my humble little table!
Be a sweetie,
shelia :)
Lovely bridges! Where in Indiana did you go? You may have been not too far from my son.
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Sandi ~ We divided the state in half from north to south & covered from that lower part to the southwest southeast regions. Where does your son live?
ReplyDeleteTTFN ~Marydon
I love covered bridges! I've been over some in Oregon. I think they are special and my hope is that they will be kept in good repair so other generations can continue to enjoy them as well. Thank you for your lovely visit. I love to see you've stopped by.
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June
Beautiful bridges! I always associate covered bridges with Vermont so these are a wonderful little surprise for me - thanks!
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Robin@Miscellaneous Thoughts
Marydon, I have really enjoyed visiting your blog tonight. Your choices for stories to post are so inspiring and thought provoking. I will be back often to visit. Thank you for stopping by to comment on mine. It's always nice to meet a new friend! :-) Sue
ReplyDeleteThose bridges are lovely...so pastoral looking. majestic... xoxo~Kathy Up-North
ReplyDeleteI just sat and smiled at your photo's. All of it..those covered bridges are one of my favorite things and I want so badly to one day see one for myself. Like walk up and just touch it! There is just something about them...So..Americana..
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Mona
Oh I am so glad to hear that they are protected in that area. It is important that we preserve what we can of days gone by.
ReplyDeleteThis lovely shop is in a charming town 25 miles from my house. (One thing you cannot say about the town I live in is that it is charming). Why don't you come over here and check it out. We could have so much fun.
Smiles,
June
Marydon, the bridges are beautiful. I have always wanted to drive through a covered bridge. Stop on the other side and have a picnic. It just seems so romantic. Thanks for sharing. Please stop by and read my today post for Outdoor Wednesday. I think you will like it. Happy Wednesday Marydon, and thanks for sharing today. Country Hugs, Sherry
ReplyDeleteThese kinds of bridges are always fun to look at. It looks like you has some beautiful scenery on your drive. Does your husband just LOVE it that you want to stop and take pictures for your blog? I am always finding myself taking pictures of things to keep on hand too!
ReplyDeleteVery very pretty. I love covered bridges.
ReplyDeleteOh, how I love the old covered bridges. There aren't many left "usable" in Vermont now. This one you've captured is very well kept!
ReplyDeleteThank you for coming over to my blog and for the beautiful words of encouragement that you shared. You blessed my heart :).
I love the covered bridges, but what intrigued me the most was the story of the elderly lady who used the string/thread from the feedsacks to crochet with. Saving money and recycling at that same time, we could all use wisdom such as hers.
ReplyDeleteHow could I have missed your blog!!! Titled after my favorite things - feedsacks!! I'm a follower now!!!LOL Thanks for your kind comments about my aprons!! Love these covered bridge pix - we have a historic one very near to us in Mt. Jackson, Va
ReplyDeleteI am glad you have taken time out for vacation. From what I see you are a busy woman! Lovely photos of the bridges - Hugs Natima
ReplyDeleteSimple pleasures and very lovely...it is peaceful just looking at your pictures. Old bridges have such character. Have a wonderful day, Marydon.
ReplyDeleteJust Beautiful! There is nothing more peaceful (or reminding me of beautiful days LONG past)than a covered bridge. I wish there were more of them.
ReplyDeleteYou have a lovely blog and I have really enjoyed my visit. Thank you for stopping by. It was a pleasure to "meet" you!
Jennifer @ Fiddle Dee Dee
Oh these bridges are beautiful and I love the lush greenery.
ReplyDeleteOH I so miss bridges like that. I'm from Ohio and there are no bridges like that in Arizona. So much beauty!
ReplyDeleteYou bring me right back to the times I was in the USA and red bridges of Madison county, Thanks it's great!
ReplyDeleteLove those covered bridges - I would love to see them in real life. Looks like you had a wonderful trip.
ReplyDeleteI love covered bridges!! Looks just like a postcard.
ReplyDeleteIf I find any feedsacks tomorrow, I will send them your way.
Have a great weekend,
Rosemary
I love covered bridges! If I could I talk hubby into building one across our creek! I love to hang out there!
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