[JStergis]

For those of you who live in the middle of nowhere, as I do, here are some pictures of a bridge I rode my bike to. It is in Worthington, although I came to it from Peru. At the beginning of the road there is a bridge closed sign (painted on wood as most hillbilly signs are). I had never seen it so I drove down there (about six miles down a dirt road), and came across it. It's located on Pierce Road in Peru and Parish Road in Worthington.


Feel free to put up your own 'remote' images

[ymfoster]

That's a beautiful spot Stergis,
may be a good place for fishing, certainly looks peaceful

[JStergis]

Yeah...It's a little creepy, though. Lots of boarded up cabins near it. I did see some Trout in the water. (The state (Massachusetts) stocks the brook, hence the name Trout Brook)

I love the pictures!

[JStergis]

Originally Posted by ODIN 0ERO

I love the pictures!

Thanks!

[Guyzer]

Nice pic's and it makes me wonder what peace & quiet would be like again. I don't have any pics to post in this thread because everywhere I've been is someplace.

[poochee]

JStergis...Nice pics!

[wilson44512]

nice pics. i love old bridges an old things like that. i wish some times i lived back in them days. i dont live in the middle of nowhere. but i do live were if i go in any direction for 20 minutes im in the country.. this is a old bridge in a park near were i live it was made in the late 1800. an is still being used.

[poochee]

Wilson...Nice pic of bridge.

[Island Girl]

I think they're wonderful! Even though I've never actually lived in the country sometimes I just yearn to be there... Peace and quiet is the ultimate high!
These pics I'm attaching are of two acres on a river we own and love. We just may build there when we retire. Right now it's a weekend retreat (when we can get there).

[ymfoster]

Wilson that's a truly beautiful old bridge,
nice shot too



Janet that is a lovely spot, & lovely pics,
it's a lovely place to retire

great pictures janet!

[JStergis]

Awesome Janet and Wilson!

This bridge is farther down the road. It's still open, though.

I thought it was interesting

[JStergis]

By the way, where the gap is on Pierce and Parish Road on this map is the first bridge. The second is almost at the end of Parish Road.

http://www.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en...+MA+01235&om=1

[poochee]

I enjoyed all of the beautiful scenery pics!