New England is famous for its covered bridges. Having read 'The Bridges of Madison County' and seen the movie, (yes, I know that's in Iowa), I have a romantic notion of them and was keen to see and photograph some. The limitations of a group tour meant that I wasn't able to see more than a couple and they were not the most authentic versions either, so I didn't really tick that box in the end. However, this pedestrian bridge in Stowe, Vermont was quite attractive. I feel sure it is there primarily as a tourist attraction; it looked relatively new.
The light at the end of the tunnel :) i like the shadows created here Jenny, was it a nice view as you walked across ?
ReplyDeleteSay it quietly - there's nothing really old in the States. Did I just say that!
ReplyDeleteSome of these buildings are over 25 years old! Never mind -- the play of light and shadow is beautiful -- well captured!
ReplyDeleteYes, it is quite attractive and you photographed it well, but this particular bridge is only there for tourists. It is too bad that you didn't get a chance to see and photograph a real covered bridge.
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying your photos of your visit here!
ReplyDeleteLike you, each time I see such a bridge I now think of the Movie with C. Eastwood! This one is really lovely, no matter it's a "real old one" or not!
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