Bean Blossom Bridge



 Bean Blossom Bridge 1880

Indiana was really showing off in Sept 2020, when we were there, the fall leaves were just amazing, so rich and gorgeous!! Such a fan. We saw one other group taking photos when we visited this one, always fun to see other like-minded covered bridge fans. Enjoy! Thanks, for stopping by. Hope you are well. Take Care, Beth ( ; 

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eileeninmd said…
Hello,

I love the covered bridges, you have found a lot of them in your travels.
I like the name, it is cute! Happy Sunday, have a great new week!
6/6/21, 6:40 AM
Barbara Rogers said…
Oh I love covered bridges too! I was happy to find at least one here in NC! Many years ago. I'll have to dig out those photos!
6/6/21, 9:35 AM
This N That said…
Beautiful..I love covered bridges..Hope you are having a good weekend.
6/6/21, 2:37 PM
Ruth Hiebert said…
The fall colors add to the beauty.
6/6/21, 4:26 PM
William Kendall said…
What a pretty bridge!
6/6/21, 4:59 PM
Maggid said…
Stunning Photos . . and, the name of the place?
"Bean Blossom Bridge" . . . Perfection.

This is like a story book come to life.
Thank you.
6/6/21, 5:45 PM
Linda said…
Nice one! Thanks for sharing the pretty fall colors.
6/8/21, 1:36 AM
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