Covered bridge

This bridge is located in My Town and is almost 51 years old--considered historical since that is the age of My Town! I am going to start a real estate blog for my business and thought I'd start with this bridge. Feedback welcome.

[Graham Thresher]

An interesting capture.

[Danny G.]

I love covered bridges, this one looks like it is in excellent condition. Most of the ones around here are so old and decrepit that they have closed them to vehicle traffic.

[richard saffold]

which came first?

[Danette Thompson]

@chard Same year. The bridge was the first permanent structure of My Town, built the same year the city was incorporated.

[Danette Thompson]

@soboy5 Your bridges are most likely older. Also, this one was restored not all that long ago.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great capture of the bridge and interesting information, Danette.

[Gena Pegg]

Wonderful shot of this bridge and a great pov. Looks like it might still be used? Great way to start your blog...good luck with it Dannete!

[Charles]

Only 51? Must be one of the youngest in the country.

[Leana Niemand]

A lovely shot.

[Susannah]

Lovely! I wish we had one of those where i live, we did have one, but it was neglected too long :(

[Nancy]

Wow no idea florida had covered bridges. Love the sign on the side.

[Carole Imes]

Awesome!!

[Bill Fenske]

That looks familiar, did you post a similar picture some time ago?

[Danette Thompson]

@bill_fe It was kind of you to remember. Yes, I posted a photo a while back of the same bridge.

[Vera]

I do like this one over the one from the next day - this takes out the "touristy" feel out, as it does not show the description, but just great details of the structure and a great paint work on the side. Definitely this one - better feeling, better atmosphere.

[Graham Thresher]

Another great capture.