Found off the Irishtown road, near the Kent and Westmorland county line, this covered bridge crosses the Cocagne river. Built in 1942.
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5 comments:
Are there a great many covered bridges in your area? Are they all still used? We have one county in Indiana noted for its covered bridges, but many are getting too fragile to still be used.
Mary:
There are 64 covered bridges still in use in New Brunswick.
I really, really like the look of the sepia.
Troy
texas travelers:
A sepia format has the power to transfer your thoughts back in time, as do these images of covered bridges: I think the sepia format is compatible with the age of these beautiful old structures. I like the look of sepia too and perhaps I should use it more often.
Nice bit of history.
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