Red Oak Creek Covered Bridge in Georgia was built in the 1840s by Horace King, freed slave and bridge builder, and is the oldest and longest surviving wooden covered bridge in Georgia.
Cee’s Which Way Challenge begs a picture or pictures capturing roads, walks, trails, rails, and moving from one place to another on. Walk on them, climb them, drive them, ride them, as long as the way is visible. Bridge and signs are acceptable.
Check out this week’s photo challenge from Cee’s Photography.
Below is my entry for the week.
The Bridge of Freed Slave, Horace King
The Red Oak Creek Covered Bridge
A little background
pic by Randy Mazie
The front view
pic by Randy Mazie
pic by Randy Mazie
pic by Randy Mazie
pic by Randy Mazie
The Red Oak Creek
pic by Randy Mazie
The view inside
pic by Randy Mazie
2,500 wooden pegs or trunnels were used to fasten the beams.
Next week the view from the approaching flat bridge.
Happy Holidays!
Randy Mazie
The Writer's Village 
Hi Randy, these are great which way photos for this week. I adore that bridge. 🙂
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