PA Country Roads - Packsaddle / Doc Miller Covered Bridge Over Brush Creek No. 1A - Somerset County
by Michael Mazaika
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PA Country Roads - Packsaddle / Doc Miller Covered Bridge Over Brush Creek No. 1A - Somerset County
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Michael Mazaika
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Photograph
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Noon time light sets this autumn backroads scene of the Packsaddle Covered Bridge (also known as the Doc Miller Covered Bridge) over Brush Creek on Packsaddle Road, Somerset County, Pennsylvania. Likely the most photogenic of the remaining ten covered bridges in Somerset County. Originally built in 1870, Packsaddle Covered Bridge was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. Image = PA Covered Bridges Somerset Pack Saddle-1A 101015-101115 111-115 E-D M C1 PSP.jpg.
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August 28th, 2018
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Comments (5)
Brian Tada
Beautiful colors and great composition, Michael! Love this POV, with the curving road and fence leading to and beyond this historic covered bridge! F/L
Dee Browning
County scene is best when structures such as this covered bridge are a part of it. Lovely capture.
Debra and Dave Vanderlaan
Nice composition to catch the fall color Michael! Congrats on your Feature in Barns Big and Small. We also added our like. Celebrate life, Debra and Dave
Michael Mazaika replied:
I was very fortunate to have the light illuminate the interior so well. Thank you, Debra and Dave. - Mike
Lee Craig
A beautiful seasonal image! So few of the original covered bridges have survived. Love the pop of red in the fall colors! l/f
Michael Mazaika replied:
Thank you, Lee. You're right; they're a vanishing treasure. But, there's plenty of folks who see the importance of their preservation. Glad you enjoyed this shot. - Mike