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Built in 1856 in Wellesley by the Doering brothers, it operated as a flour mill. Description: Another all barn red Putnam County bridge, found in a quiet rural setting.  This is part of a series on Indiana’s Covered Bridges. You can find an index here One of the most beautiful and distinct of the sparrow family, the Black-th*oated Sparrow, Amphispiza bilineata, is found in desert Description: This bridge was built to serve a thriving community but in 1915 a new road bypas*ed Harrisburg and the town disappeared. This is part of a series on Tennessee’s Covered Bridges. You can find an index here One of the main tourist attractions of the Victoria, British Columbia area is Butchart Gardens. There are 55 acres of cultivated gardens, including a sunken garden, a rose garden, an Italian garden, and a Japanese Garden. Description: The 1968 renovation was done by Milton Graton and his son Arnold. This is part of a series on New Hampshire’s Covered Bridges. You can find an index here The portion of the Bruce Trail that runs north from Sydenham St. in Dundas leads to three waterfalls, the Upper, Middle, and Lower Sydenham Falls. From Dundas, take Sydenham St. north, and you will find access to the Bruce Trail just past Crowley Crt. A short way down the trail is a railway overpas* and the Lower Sydenham Falls is beneath it. It is not particularly imposing and may be just a trickle. As you follow the trail upwards, you will come to some wooden steps. The Middle Sydenham Falls is off to your right. It can be a bit difficult to get down too but is much nicer. At the top of the stairs, turn right and you will shortly come to the Upper Sydenham Falls which GPS Location: N 43° 16.48′ W 79° 57.516′ View Larger Map Description: It was built to service a sawmill. The sawmill survives nearby as a chicken coop. This is part of a series on Pennsylvania’s Covered Bridges. You can find an index here