Picture by Doris Weir. Crisp air, vibrant fall colours, a picnic lunch, and probably the last use I’d get out of my well-worn hiking boots -- we tossed water bottles and phone charger into the car. I wanted to capture all those colours to get us through the long winter ahead.
Though there are many covered bridges in Albert County, we’d never made the trek to Crooked Creek # 3. There’s the 45 Road, Sawmill Creek, Midland Road, and others -- we’d even ventured out to King’s County to visit more of those long-standing icons of New Brunswick. But the more strenuous hike up the old logging road to see #3 kept putting me off; I love scenery, but not exertion and sweating.
Though there are many covered bridges in Albert County, we’d never made the trek to Crooked Creek # 3. There’s the 45 Road, Sawmill Creek, Midland Road, and others -- we’d even ventured out to King’s County to visit more of those long-standing icons of New Brunswick. But the more strenuous hike up the old logging road to see #3 kept putting me off; I love scenery, but not exertion and sweating.
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