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White Rock Forge Covered Bridge (1849)

Post author By Andrew
Post date August 27, 2010

White Rock Forge Covered Bridge (1849)

Kirkwood, Lancaster County [38-36-18]

After stopping at Wawa to get something to drink and eat, we got into the car, and started to drive and drive and drive.

At first we were going fast, because we were on the highway, but after a long time, we turned and turned on to smaller and smaller roads.

Some times it smelled like poop. Yucky!

Finally, we got there, this what I saw…

White Rock Forge Covered Bridge (Exterior Long View) hdr 01

and Daddy let me help with these…

White Rock Forge Covered Bridge (Long Interior View) hdr 05

and…

White Rock Forge Covered Bridge (Road Ahead) hdr 11

but I did NOT go with him to take this!

White Rock Forge Covered Bridge (Underneath) hdr 06

then we got back in the car and drove to the next bridge…

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September 3, 2010 – visitPA’s Friday Foto – (Underneath) hdr 06

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Tags 1849, 38-36-18, Bridge, Burr, Covered Bridges, HDR, HDRI, Keystone State, Kirkwood, Lancaster County, Madison, Mid Atlantic, Pennsylvania, Red Covered Bridge, Truss, USA, VisitPA.com, White Rock Forge

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What I did on Summer Vacation by Madison

Post author By Maddie
Post date August 27, 2010

This is my last day of summer vacation, and on Monday, I start the Second grade.

Daddy talked me into driving around to take pictures of Covered Bridges.

They are kinda neat.

– Madison

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Tags Chester County, Jackson Sawmill, Lancaster County, Madison, Photostream, Pine Grove, Summer, Vacation, White Rock Forge

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2010 Great Pennsylvania Wine Toast (Black Walnut Winery)

Post author By Andrew
Post date August 15, 2010

This started as a typical summer Saturday morning… What are we going to do…

I happen to be on my Facebook wall, when I noticed that the “2010 Great Pennsylvania Wine Toast” was being held today!

So I started to plot out the various Chester County wineries, and decided on trying the Black Walnut Winery in Sadsburyville.

I called an old friend, Ben, to see what he was doing, and he agreed that it would be fun to join us.

Madison, Logan and I got to Black Walnut Winery around 3pm, checked in, got some snacks and drinks and easily found a table near the front of the stage with some live music.

Black Walnut Winery (002) – Live Music

Slowly more people arrived, and some started to dance…

Black Walnut Winery (049) – Dancing and Music

Black Walnut Winery (054) – Dancing and Music

When the Official time approached, Lance Castle (Owner), got up on the stage and started the proceedings…

Black Walnut Winery (083) – Toast from Lance Castle (Owner)

the view from backstage…

Black Walnut Winery (088) – Backstage View

and onto the “Formal” group picture!

Black Walnut Winery (090) – On stage View

and finally the “money maker” shot!

Black Walnut Winery panorama Group 02

Don’t let this “thumbnail” image deceive.

The original image is 8525 x 2849 pixels (or approximately 118 inches by 39 inches), and used three different images “stitched” together in a panorama!

Thanks to all the Folks at Black Walnut for the GREAT time!

– Andrew

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Black Walnut Winery – World Record?

Post author By Andrew
Post date August 14, 2010

Black Walnut Winery - Guinness Book of World Record Attempt - "Largest ever simultaneous wine tasting" - Great Pennsylvania Wine Toast

I had never been to Black Walnut Winery before, but after reading about the attempt on the Guinness Book of World Record online, I thought it might be kind of fun to check out.

It was a sunny day and a perfect temperature of this outdoor event, and as you can see, there was a good crowd early on, and it grew during the afternoon!