Show us a bridge on the trail!

[Shawn]

Not a natural bridge

But a man-made bridge

(Attached: Tunnel Hill State Trail, NORTH)

 

[Jeff Ulrich]

Bridge carrying I & M Canal over Aux Sable Creek, I & M Canal Trail near Morris, Illinois, taken 2 Sep 2008.

 

[Jeff Ulrich]

Pedestrian and bike suspension bridge over Rock Creek, Kankakee River State Park, taken 1 Sep 2008.

 

[Shawn]

Here's a bridge along a trail in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park,

 

[Jeff Ulrich]

Footbridge on Henneman Trail at Stephen A. Forbes State Recreation Area near Kinmundy, Illinois, taken 3 Apr 2011.

 

[Jeff Ulrich]

Stone and concrete footbridge on short footpath in Dennis Scivally Park, Cape Girardeau, Missouri taken 25 June 2021.

 

[Shawn]

The Iron Bridge on Eddyville Blacktop going over Lusk Creek Access.

 

[Jeff Ulrich]

Footbridge to small island in pond at Oakwood Bottoms Greentree Reservoir Picnic Area, Shawnee National Forest, near Gorham, Illinois, taken 24 June 2021.

 

[Shawn]

Breeden Trestle, Tunnel Hill State Trail

 

[Jeff Ulrich]

Breeden Trestle, Tunnel Hill State Trail

Love the clouds and setting sun.

 

[Jeff Ulrich]

Footbridge on trail leading from decommissioned campground to Teal Pond, Shawnee National Forest, near Eddyville, Illinois, taken 9 September 2021.

 

[Shawn]

Here's a really good one over by Williams Hill

 

[Jeff Ulrich]

Here's a really good one over by Williams Hill

Wow, never knew about that one.

 

[Jeff Ulrich]

Swinging bridge over Rock Creek close to Rock Creek General Baptist Church, near Cave in Rock, Illinois, taken 4 August 2021.

 

[Shawn]

Swinging bridge over Rock Creek close to Rock Creek General Baptist Church, near Cave in Rock, Illinois, taken 4 August 2021. View attachment 612

I love this one!

 

[Jeff Ulrich]

I love this one!

It's pretty neat. I read somewhere that the little pool in Rock Creek was where the nearby church held baptisms back in the day. Maybe they still use it. After all, they are Baptists and do it by immersion as opposed to us Methodists who can get by with a little bowl to sprinkle from. Also, since we practice pedobaptism, as opposed to the Baptists who only do credobaptism, it makes for a lot less wailing babies and toddlers than if you tried dunking them.

This is also near the "slotted tree."
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