Bath NH

[billysinc]

Just a few shots of the covered bridge in Bath from this weekend.

[JimS]

Nice shots of the bridge! I like the first with the falls!

I've not been to the town myself, but hear it has quite a bit of NE Charm! Maybe on my fall list?!?!?!

[Brad]

It would be a great spot to visit in the fall! I stopped there one day on my way through and loved it.

[billysinc]

Beautiful spot. We were walking through the general store enjoying the old time Americana, quite quaint really.

That was right up until the point when a tour bus showed up and 50 people got out and turned it into a Walmart. lol

[KD Talbot]

Nice shots, Billy! We've been there, very picturesque. I know the country store as well.

KDT

[CHRIS]

Very nice Billy. I love little towns like this. Thanks for sharing.

[KD Talbot]

but isn't this the longest covered bridge in America? The world?

KDT

[Jimmy Legs and Little d]

One of our fondest memories was when my wife and I stopped by the general store on our first winter trip to New Hampshire. We arrived around 2 pm, it was cold and we bought two cups of the clam chowder and ate it on the front porch. Man, was that good! Later, when we were leaving to go home (a week later) we stopped by again and bought some cob smoked bacon which was excellent. We haven't been there for a while; maybe we'll stop by this fall.

Mike

[Snow Miser]

but isn't this the longest covered bridge in America? The world?

KDT

Kevin, you sparked my interest with this one. So after a little Googling, I found that this one http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smolen%E2%80%93Gulf_Bridge is the longest, followed by this one http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornish...Covered_Bridge . Info on the one in Bath can be found here http://www.nh.gov/nhdhr/bridges/p53.html . I have been to both the ones in Bath and Cornish, and still think the one in Bath is nicer. The newest one I feel doesn't qualify since it's too new. Just my two cents.

[Brad]

So funny! Here is my version of the bridge pictures taken in December last year.