Pennsylvania Country Roads - Take the High Road - Sachs Covered Bridge Over Marsh Creek
by Michael Mazaika
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Pennsylvania Country Roads - Take the High Road - Sachs Covered Bridge Over Marsh Creek
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Michael Mazaika
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A briefly tempting (but never very wise) choice of crossing the frozen and snow-covered Marsh Creek or safely by the Sach�s Covered Bridge in the late-afternoon winter sun. This bridge was used by Union and Confederate troops prior to the Battle of Gettysburg and by Confederate forces during their retreat back to Virginia following the battle. Image = Sachs Covered Bridge Gettysburg 021714 106-110 E-M C1.jpg.
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June 24th, 2014
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Comments (4)
Michael Mazaika
Thank you, James, for your kind feature in the Group "Beauty" and for you efforts in tending to this group. - Mike
Michael Mazaika
Tina, thank you for the gracious feature in the Barn Lovers Group. I appreciate you work in adminstering this group. - Mike
Jan Dappen
what a great covered bridge...wonderful perspective...
Michael Mazaika replied:
Thank you, Jan, for your kind encouragement. It was an interesting place to visit this winter - not too many footprints around after some heavy snows and cold temperatures. - Mike
Angela Davies
An excellent capture of Sach's covered bridge, superb angle and light! I have to say this is one of the best images I have seen of this bridge! Well done! LF Congrats on your recent features~
Michael Mazaika replied:
For as often as I've come to the Gettysburg battlefield, some 50 years now, I hadn't spent much time visiting this wonderful covered bridge. Makes it all the more special these days and I can't wait to see it in the fall. Angela, thank you for your very kind remarks and support. They are greatly appreciated. - Mike