Another trip down memory lane here...

Wanna see what our culvert looked like -- right after they finished putting it in?

(I thought you would.)

We will have to dig a well at our property, so we turned to Watson Company for answers to our questions about wells.

Here's what we've learned... (lots of fun facts about digging a well and water usage for all to enjoy here).

Yesterday, Randy asked a great question about the likelihood of us subbing a creek for a pond on the property. (See my reply here.)

Our conversation reminded me of the fact that one of the 3 creeks on our property is what is known as a "blue line stream".

Here's what that means...

One of my favorite things to do is to photograph old bridges and barns.

There's just something nostalgic and picture-perfect to me about rustic wooden things. (And there are quite a few old bridges around here. Most of these were photographed in Leipers Fork, Tennessee.)

While the land we're planning to build our log home doesn't have a water crossing that would require a bridge like this... it's still fun to look.

Is your home located on or near a creek?

Does your property include a small body of water?

Do you have to drive over water in order to get to your house?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, and you have a fondness for the log home lifestyle, then this wooden covered bridge may be right up your alley.