The swaying. The never ending swaying of a small suspension bridge designed to walk across is very exciting to traverse. The view of the river below, the nothingness between you and the river, and the swaying of the bridge stimulates the senses and awakens you. Continue reading
Riding our bikes along towpaths used by mules and horses which towed canal boats, for us, is historic enjoyment. Being in this place, in this time period, allows us to picture the scene from the 1800s. It stirs the imagination and brings you back to a time when transportation was experienced at a much slower pace. Continue reading
Our lives are shaped by our experiences. Water & bridges are a commonplace occurrence in South Louisiana, something we grow up not even thinking about. The few covered bridges in Louisiana are mostly private with the exception of two on a National Guard installation. So for two Cajun’s from South Louisiana, seeking out a couple of covered bridges while traveling in Indiana was to be expected. So we set off on a search for the two wooden covered bridges in Carroll County. Continue reading
