Natural Bridge surveyed by George Washington in 1750 - his initials are carved on the wall of the bridge.
Thomas Jefferson purchased 157 acres including bridge in 1774 from King George 111 for 20 shillings. Still remains privately owned.
It is designated a national historic landmark.
Seth took this photo of us at the entrance to Bridge as we were getting ready for his picture.
Seth and Opa taking in the beauty of the Natural Bridge
the wall of rock looks purple
nice comfortable area for our iced coffee and Seth's soda and snack
such a pretty walk, even though the day was hot, these shady areas with breeze was comfortable
monacan villiage
we asked him to move before the whole thing fell
If you click on picture, the sparkle in his eyes can be seen. Such a darling.
more pics of the rest tomorrow
2 comments:
Thanks for sharing the tour of this very interesting place.The natural bridge is amazing and your photos of it are lovely.
I look forward to seeing the rest of the tour.
Carolyn.
Hi mom.
I love the pictures. The one that seth took of you and steve is really good. Looks like he was making you two get close. But yall only wanted to be an arms length . And i am not surprised that seth had to touch the fence, i am glad that it did not fall down.That is my boy. If it was me and i pulled one out the whole thing would have fallen.
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