NYFalls.com Talk

Madison County, Iowa I think.

olmstead wrote: I know there's a bridge down in Newfield south of Ithaca.

I hit that one up a few weeks ago. I'll have some things up on that soon. I'm slowly getting the other covered bridges I've visited so I can do a thread like the Fitch's Bridge one.

I haven't forgotten about the covered bridges and plan on putting up a couple of new threads in the coming days. I have a couple new bridges to add.

New Hope has a covered bridge. Actually used as a driveway for the owners of the Mill. I'm sure it counts, though...

Warmer weather is a coming. I have a few covered bridge trips hopefully planned and will have more to post here.

Been a while, but I've actually been away from the computer more since I've found this geocaching.

My camera filed for marriage counseling, so I'm working on getting better again.

I just remembered that there's a covered bridge in Allegany State Park. Not for cars, it's only a bicycle pedestrian bridge. I'll post it if I find a picture of it.

cbobcat49 wrote:I just remembered that there's a covered bridge in Allegany State Park. Not for cars, it's only a bicycle pedestrian bridge. I'll post it if I find a picture of it.

I've tried to do a little research on this one and can't seem to find much info. My guess is that it's just a bridge that is covered. I still love ones like this, but it's not on the "historical" list of the covered bridges. I'd be interested to see some of the photos if you find them.

I found a photo. It is definitely not "historical". I actually remember when they built it. In the late 80s I think.