The Rockville Railroad Bridge, spanning the Susquehanna River above Harrisburg, was completed in 1902, and was and still is the longest stone masonry arch railroad viaduct in the world. In other words, it is big and pretty neat to go and look at.
Rockville Railroad Bridge Over the Susquehanna No. 1
Rockville Railroad Bridge Over the Susquehanna No. 2
Looking Up
It is very hot here in the Northeast, but decided to take a little ride this morning and visit this wonderful cemetery. The trees are nearly as old as the monuments, an interesting comparison.
Cemetery In The Woods No. 1
Was driving along yesterday and saw this very interesting barn, the light was good, but just had my iPhone with me. Anyway, stopped to take a photo, unfortunately I chopped one end of the barn off when I zoomed in. I must have done something wrong, but did edit this photo. Intend to go back and photograph it again, apparently it is being fixed up, nice to see old barns come alive again.
Barn
Feel I should make an editorial comment about our educational system, but the photo says it all!
Distressed Education
What door to choose today? So many doors, so little time…
Wall Of Doors
I took a little walk in town early yesterday evening. Not down Main Street, yes, really is, Main Street, but down the alley in back of Main Street. There is a large old commercial garage in back of one of the buildings which caught my attention with its windows, views through it and reflections.
Back Alley Garage Door
And Me – A Reflection Of Myself
Could not resist one more detail photo of this “Old Feed Mill”.
Detail, Old Feed Mill No. 2
Detail can be very interesting and I like textures in black and white. This is a photo from my Maryland visit in early June near where I photographed the “Maryland Farm”. It is a grey day today, so may not get any good new photos to post and return to to these details tomorrow.
Detail, Old Feed Mill No. 1
The same day in 1970 that I took the previous photo, I also took this one of a classic covered bridge over one of the tributaries of the Monocacy River. Last year in covering the same ground I rephotographed the same bridge. So two photos today…
Covered Bridge 1970
Covered Bridge 2012 – Other End