GHOSTS ON THE BRIDGE – Folklore associated with covered bridges could easily fill up one book for each bridge across America. Growing up in Pennsylvania, near a 19th, century timber-covered bridge and an 18th, century grain mill parallels our childhood memories with images out of Tolkien’s story ‘The Hobbit’. On adventurous summer days, we would climb all around the bridge trusses, especially the big long arched trusses that traversed the full length. In its dark tunnel-like feel we would sit in the middle at night telling scary stories about ghosts and play act the bloodsucking Marsh creek troll that lived under the bridge.
STEALING A KISS – In memory or imagination, covered bridges conjure up romantic memories and amusing thoughts of gentle country life years ago. A stolen kiss
under the cover of the bridge – Virginia’s covered bridges, known as "kissing bridges" numbered more than 100 back in the early 1900s. Today
in Virginia, only eight covered bridges remain. Five bridges have been preserved as landmarks and three are on private property. You are invited
to visit these quaint structures that span time and the small quiet creeks along Virginia’s rural countryside. Link to Virginia’s covered bridges
VDOT.
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