Is There Really Such a Thing as a Covered Bridge?
It was a cold day with fog and rain and grey-rimmed clouds, when there appeared a long covered bridge. I think it was real, since such things exist in the ancient myths of New England.
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On Geographical Cures
The clock strikes the hour, that’s what they all say But is it eight? Is it late? Shall we call it a day? When we met it was spring with the buds being born Now it’s springtime again and I’m feeling forlorn. What’s in it for me, said the mouse to the owl “Come closer, you’ll see”, said the owl on the prowl. “You’re burning so bright”, said the moth to the light “Yet whatever I do you just sit there despite All my flutters and flitters designed to excite! Are you just too bright for a romance tonight?” If we all only knew what to do when deluded By fauna and flora with light bulbs included We might satisfy a grand plan or grand mal-- The heck with it! I’m going to move to Nepal. Things are better in Nepal, there’s no doubt about this I hear it all the time, "Nepal is pure Bliss". Or perhaps a magic pumpkin patch will do this time, It's nearby, that's why! And the weather is sublime. Bunnell Farm-- Litchfield. Connecticut
West Cornwall Covered Bridge, West Cornwall-Sharon, CT
The West Cornwall Covered Bridge spans the Housatonic River. According to Wikipedia, it opened in 1841.