Vermont Covered Bridges Jigsaw Puzzles

Taftsville Covered Bridge, Vermont Jigsaw Puzzle

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There are a little over 100 authentic covered bridges in the state of Vermont, giving the state the highest number of covered bridges per square mile in the United States. A covered bridge is considered authentic not due to its age, but by its construction. An authentic bridge is constructed using trusses rather than other methods such as stringers (a popular choice for non-authentic covered bridges).

Many of the covered bridges are on the National Register of Historic Places. Some are still in use on roads, while others have been retired but can still be visited.

Randall Covered Bridge, Lyndonville, Vermont Jigsaw Puzzle

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Miller’s Run Covered Bridge, Lyndon, Vermont Jigsaw Puzzle

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Middle Bridge, Woodstock, Vermont Jigsaw Puzzle

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Chamberlin Mill Covered Bridge, Lyndon, Vermont Jigsaw Puzzle

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List of Covered Bridges in Vermont

Vermont Covered Bridge Society

Woodstock — Forty Years Ago? Wow….

Woodstock Poster

 

My friend Kathy and I took a photography class in a Wichita, Kansas, high school during the summer of 1969.  Mark, one of the other students, told us about an outdoor three-day music concert he was going to in New York state after the end of classes.  He was sketchy on the details, but it sounded like they’d have to sit on the ground. No chairs!

Always practical, I asked him:  “Where are you going to stay?” 

He shrugged.  “We’re going to sleep on the ground, I guess.”

“That doesn’t sound like much fun,” I said.  This is why I miss out on a lot of cool stuff. 

Of course, afterward I was one of the millions who bought the album and watched the movie and lived the experience vicariously in my warm, mud-free living room. 

Decades later, my friend Anita, who lived in upstate New York at the time, and I visited the city of Woodstock, a charming little town, where we tried to imagine what it would have been like to make the journey in 1969 and be a part of rock n’ roll history.  

History of Woodstock Festival.