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The Timeless Charmer of the Lieber State Recreation Area: Cataract Falls

The Timeless Charmer of the Lieber State Recreation Area: Cataract Falls

#Architecture and design #Abandoned places
Friendly Jane Friendly Jane

Wandering through Indiana's Lieber State Recreation Area, you'll come across a relic of the past - the picturesque Cataract Falls Covered Bridge. This captivating structure, built in 1876, played muse to many a snapshot back in the day. But don't be fooled, buddy - it's not an open invitation for selfie-sticks; it's designed for foot traffic instead.

The Cataract Falls Covered Bridge, a Toledo, Ohio-based creation from 1876, reigns nobly within the Lieber State Recreation Area. In the olden days, this charm was crammed with so many pictures it was harder to find a spot to snap one of your own! However, in 1988, a nearby road decided to cut in line, leading to the picturesque bridge being left to the delight of pedestrains, framed beautifully against the backdrop of the state recreation area. So remember, mate - your selfie stick has no invitation to this bridge party; it's a walk-only event.

Sources: Wikipedia, OpenStreetMap, Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons

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