
Now that the old bridge is gone, you can clearly see the location of an old ford that predates any of the bridges. It would have been impassable in high water.
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Interesting images, I rarely get to see under a bridge like this. One comes to mind in Occaquan. I hope to go there next week. Love the old gate post shot.
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ReplyDeleteUm abraço e bom fim-de-semana.
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...Fords, there were several of them in a park near Cleveland. Something that I had never seen before.
ReplyDeleteHello, wonderful photos. I like the view of the farm.
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Interesting bit of history you spotted.
ReplyDeleteThe old ford certainly catches my eye.
ReplyDeleteshort story with beautiful images.
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How interesting to see the old ford … we do take our bridges and other infrastructure for granted.
ReplyDeleteHaha...yup...
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