@1963impala2dr- S.Carolina is one of my fav.states to visit also. I have family that live in Greenville county and my nephew was born in Greer... They also have a real nice dragstrip in Greer that we have been to many times. I also lived in Greenvile for many years myself ! thanks for sharing this covered bridge. G.L.54
Is this bridge up near Travelers Rest or River Falls Marietta area? looks real familiar. I lived in the backwoods out there for a year or so, The kind hospitable people bring back allot of memories ,, Great string of vids 63 thanks for sharing
The covered bridge festival just took place in the state that has more than any other covered bridges. My state........INDIANA. Peaceful places. I like spending time at places like that.
@1963impala2dr well my grandmother tells me stuff about what it was like back in the day of horse drawn farming.she also said that it was a per horse charge to cross the Frenchtown bridge so my great grandfather would unhook two horses in PA. drive two to New Jersey get the load then hook up the two horses to pull the hill back to the farm.and when it rained on his way home he would pull under the covered bridge so the hay horses and him would stay dry.
When I was in PA looking at their covered bridges, they said the bridges were covered so the horses would not be afraid to cross. I had always thought it was weather related before that.
@1963impala2dr- S.Carolina is one of my fav.states to visit also. I have family that live in Greenville county and my nephew was born in Greer... They also have a real nice dragstrip in Greer that we have been to many times. I also lived in Greenvile for many years myself ! thanks for sharing this covered bridge. G.L.54
guitarlvr54 4 months ago
@guitarlvr54 thanks for watching!
1963impala2dr 4 months ago
Is this bridge up near Travelers Rest or River Falls Marietta area? looks real familiar. I lived in the backwoods out there for a year or so, The kind hospitable people bring back allot of memories ,, Great string of vids 63 thanks for sharing
BADBONESDAD 4 months ago
@BADBONESDAD Greer, S.C.
1963impala2dr 4 months ago
Both those guys had incredibly long lives for the period they lived during! That is a very cool bridge. It has definitely stood the test of time!
epiphaknee 4 months ago
The covered bridge festival just took place in the state that has more than any other covered bridges. My state........INDIANA. Peaceful places. I like spending time at places like that.
19stoney64 4 months ago
I wear long sleeve shirt with t-shirt year round; rain or shine.
huerdon 4 months ago
@huerdon sounds like a personal problem. haha
1963impala2dr 4 months ago
on a day like that you would find a wagon load of hay or two in there waiting for the rain to pass.
onelonleyfarmer 4 months ago
@onelonleyfarmer yeah, fun to imagine what it would have been like back then..
1963impala2dr 4 months ago
@1963impala2dr well my grandmother tells me stuff about what it was like back in the day of horse drawn farming.she also said that it was a per horse charge to cross the Frenchtown bridge so my great grandfather would unhook two horses in PA. drive two to New Jersey get the load then hook up the two horses to pull the hill back to the farm.and when it rained on his way home he would pull under the covered bridge so the hay horses and him would stay dry.
onelonleyfarmer 4 months ago
@onelonleyfarmer i love stories like that
1963impala2dr 4 months ago
When I was in PA looking at their covered bridges, they said the bridges were covered so the horses would not be afraid to cross. I had always thought it was weather related before that.
KeeperofTheMountain 4 months ago
@KeeperofTheMountain no.. the horses were afraid to be above the water, but they would go in if it looked like a barn.
1963impala2dr 4 months ago