Creelsboro Arch, Kentucky



 Creelsboro Arch

"Creelsboro Natural Bridge near Lake Cumberland is a 300 million year old natural limestone arch over 60 feet high and over 120 feet wide, and is the largest natural bridge east of the Rockies - and the seventy largest natural bridge in the USA."

I mean real bridges are gorgeous, man made structures, but NATURAL BRIDGES are just amazing GOD MADE places, (also makes you wonder if there are still many more natural bridges or places that NO ONE HAS yet to find in our great world??!?!?) so pretty, We have found several natural bridges that are just so awesome for photos. I recall going to one with the then boyfriend (now husband) but we got a great shot of him just enjoying the fall scenery. So cool. This was not an easy road to travel to get to this bridge, my hubby loves to joke well I have an F150 with blah, blah, blah on it I can go any where??! MEN, right??! I am picking, but he enjoys getting the truck all muddy, I feel for the truck when we get to the car wash, poor thing so messy sometimes, it needs a bath now. Thanks, for stopping by today. Hope you are well. Take Care. Beth ( ; 

Comments

This N That said…
Interesting. It’s amazing what nature can create. Hope you’re having a good weekend. Enjoy the coming week.
1/31/21, 3:09 PM
Maggid said…
What a gift! It just started snowing lightly . . . and your post arrived . . giving me the most beautiful view of the world all around.
I haven't seen many natural bridges . . . BUT, I know God creates them in our lives more that we realize . . .

Your reminder sure is Good "Medicine" for today.
love & love,
-g-
1/31/21, 4:12 PM
Ruth Hiebert said…
This looks like an awesome place for photos.
1/31/21, 10:38 PM
Michelle said…
Love these photos. I live in central KY and love traveling around the state and visiting parks. Natural bridges are such a thing of beauty.
2/1/21, 1:41 PM
Jenn Jilks said…
I sure enjoy your travels in the era of COVID!
2/1/21, 4:31 PM
William Kendall said…
I had not heard of this place.
2/1/21, 8:21 PM
eileeninmd said…
Hello,

Love the photos, they remind me spring is coming.
The natural bridges are cool, great photos.
Take care, have a great day!
2/2/21, 12:11 PM
Linda said…
Interesting. I'd like to see it.
2/7/21, 11:30 PM
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