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Mystic1's Bridges Posts

“Turn! Turn! Turn!” To everything - turn, turn, turn There is a season - turn, turn, turn And a time for every purpose under heaven A time to be born, a time to…

One of the most beautiful and photographed covered bridges in the state, the Goodpasture Covered Bridge is also the second longest covered bridge in Oregon. The…

Well It Was Another One Of Those Days Of Nothing But Rain!! So I Had To Go Back Into My Library Of Photos, I Posted Two Originals and Four Other Effects, You…

Today riding the bike into work, was a many stop ride, hahaha it was 98 degrees and it was very humid, one of the stops was under this bridge so I thought I…

The Covered Bridge by Elizabeth K. Fuller The covered bridge is standing yet A relic of the past, 'Twas built in“horse and buggy days” When life was not so fast…

Mosby Creek Bridge The Mosby Creek bridge, also on Layng Road, was named after David Mosby, a pioneer who staked a donation land claim nearby in 1853. Built in…

Earnest Bridge Marcola, Oregon The original covered bridge at this location was built in 1903 by A.C. Striker and was called Adams Bridge. The bridge was…

The Currin Bridge, named for an early pioneer family in the area, is sometimes referred to as the Row River Bridge because of the Stream it crosses. The…

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Wildcat Creek Covered Bridge The Wildcat Bridge is located on a small winding road a short distance from…

Went out tonite between the rain, to get a shot of a bridge got one shot then the rain started again haha

SAFE BRIDGE Bridges are long Bridges are wide Cross any bridge To get to the other side. Here's a bridge There's a bridge Follow the river To cross the bridge.…
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