Kuntz Covered Bridge
by Corker2211
Covered Bridges were once a normal site to see around this area. The Kuntz Covered Bridge was built around 1837. Used to span a creek or river they also served a purpose of getting out of the rain or snow.
Also, called a "kissing bridge" it got it's name from driving your horse & buggy under the bridge and steal a kiss from your Lady. Thus the name. Not many bridges like these remain. The ones that do have been repaired and kept in their original condition.
Also, called a "kissing bridge" it got it's name from driving your horse & buggy under the bridge and steal a kiss from your Lady. Thus the name. Not many bridges like these remain. The ones that do have been repaired and kept in their original condition.
Uploaded03/06/2011 - 01:55
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Posted 03/06/2011 - 18:44
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Good angle for the photograph with an interesting explanation of the bridge.
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Kind Regards,
Rees
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Rees
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