I have a thing for covered bridges—and thankfully, many other people do, too. That means the communities that possess these relics work hard to preserve them, and I’m grateful that there are still covered bridges for me to sketch. And each one is so wonderfully sketch-able, because they’re all so different.
The Cornish-Winsor Bridge, which straddles the New Hampshire-Vermont border, is one of my all-time favorites. And not just because of the two-dolla fine notice, either (though if any Sleepy Hollow ghouls chase me I’m stayin’ on my hoss). For me, the best part is how absurdly long the span is.
Have you ever crossed a covered bridge? Which one is your favorite?
Ghost domes 
Forgotten canyon 
Twists and turns
Lovely work! I would comment on every one of your pictures if possible–please keep them coming! A bunch of other people like them too, at metafilter. Oh, and my favorite covered bridge today is in Everett, near the Cuyahoga.
Thank you! And keep them coming I will—new posts will appear every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Love your site and your sketches! My favorite covered bridge is Oakalla Bridge in Putnam County, Indiana (near Greencastle, location of DePauw University my alma mater). Not only is the bridge cool, there’s a sandy beach underneath it where you can hang ot and have a few beers and go for a swim. Beautiful rural setting. If you’re ever near there I highly recommend it!
Ooh! I’ve never been to the Oakalla Bridge—hope to see it in person someday soon. Thanks for the tip!
My absolute favourite: the one they have in Lucerna (Switzerland), specially in spring/summer.