covered bridge
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of covered bridge
First recorded in 1720–30
Example Sentences
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They made their way up the mountain to a ski resort, passing horseback riders and fellow runners before stopping to reflect at a covered bridge.
From Seattle Times
It is also close to a covered bridge, the Sandy Creek Covered Bridge, which would be a nice place to take a stroll on your breaks from your remote job, if you live in Remote.
From Seattle Times
That rustic village already contains 20 cabins, a log barn, gristmill and a covered bridge open for tours and annual events such as Pioneer Days and the Christmas Walk.
From Washington Times
This is the easiest covered bridge to enjoy, with park areas on both sides of Owens Creek.
From Washington Post
Long Grove village President Bill Jacob said work on the steel-reinforced reconstruction of the community’s iconic covered bridge is in the “homestretch” and crews are installing the roof rafters this week.
From Washington Times
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