We find covered bridges to be both interesting and,
in many cases, beautiful. There are a surprising number of them in
Oregon so we took several days away and saw some of them. You can still
drive across many of them.
Most of the bridges have name plaques
The name plaques frequently have the date of
construction and sometimes include the construction style.
This bridge is in a park and you can't drive
over it, but it's a beaut
Notice the additional layer of planks
running in the direction of travel
Goodpasture is one of the longer ones
Weight limits and other restrictions are
commonly posted
I wonder why Unity has openings on only one
side
A lot of log trucks use Office, so there is
a pedestrian walkway on the side
I don't recall the name of this one
Or this one
I'm sure you could Google this bridge to
learn its history
And one more where I don't remember the name |