Factory/Horsham Covered Bridge ~ Pennsylvania's Covered Bridges 

Thanks. Cool bridge.

What a pretty bridge. Looking forward to your upcoming camping video !

Fantastic little Bridge,thanks cliff.

Lovely old bridge. Thank you for showing us this.

Beautiful old bridge. Always love when the floor of the bridge is still wood.

Such a beautiful and peaceful area!! 🌿🌹🌞

O my thank you for bring those bridges to me cause I can not get out to see them myself ty Steve

What a beautiful setting that is. The bridge is lovely. I don’t remember seeing one with mother load. Thanks so much for taking me along. Please stay safe and take care

Hi Cliff, I love your covered bridge series! Just a small correction on this one for you. You said it's located near the town of Deer Park but it's actually the town of White Deer, the same as the creek it crosses over.

Love the bridges. Hi Cliff.

beauteous.

I love the pastoral setting, it's the perfect spot for a covered bridge. I realize the addition of the steel I beams allows for vehicular traffic, but aesthetically I'm not a huge fan. Lovely bridge in a lovely setting. Thanks for sharing it with us. Can't wait to see where else you wander on this trip.

Yup!! Real nice. I don't remember that configuration on any other bridge you did so far. Could be wrong, but definitely a unique design

That was cool Cliff. I don't recall seeing that Queen/King post combo B 4 either. Please remember to wear the safety vest (hate to be a pain about it) we don't want you hurt out there. Drivers entering from sun to shade may not see you, the vest will help.

Thanks this is something unique to see. How many COVERED BRIDGE'S have you Crossed or Drove through

Onto the subject, that is a nice covered bridge.

Near Centreville is the longest Covered Bridge in the Country. It was built in 1887 it's 282ft long it's close to St. Joseph River.

Would you ever be interested in Tohickon valley park they have the high rocks vista hiking area and I love going there it’s right by me.

This is my first covered bridge so far from what I watched has the king and queen post

How many bridges have you been to as of now? I am keeping a list of which ones I have been to, but suspect you may be ahead of me.

You're right, beautiful setting and bridge too. Most impressive to me though?? The lack of graffiti. I swear 99% of the best scenery on the West Coast has been defiled by graffiti idiots. It's really nice to see sights unspoiled like the scenes you share.

Could of mixed me up with Horsham Montgomery County near Willow Grove PA which is north of Philadelphia.

You missed the one laned covered bridge at valley forge park when you were in Norristown