About a mile and a half south of Mount Jackson, Virginia on a side road that connects to U.S. Route 11 is the Meems Bottom covered bridge, which spans the north fork of the Shenandoah River. A small parking area and a picnic area are just east of the bridge along the side road. Here's the east end of the bridge.
I walked through the bridge and took a shot of the west end. I had to be careful, because the road through the bridge is still active.
From the picnic area, I could see the bridge through the trees. This is the eastern end of its southern side.
Stepping forward just a bit, I got a shot without all those trees in the way.
Finally, I went under the bridge and got a shot of the river, looking northward and downstream.
For more about the Meems Bottom covered bridge, go to Scenic USA, SAH Archipedia and Virginia Is For Lovers.
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