This covered bridge is near where I'm from built in 1832, the sign sez one dollar fine for taking horses across the bridge faster then a walk:
(https://image.ibb.co/kVP7uR/image.jpg)
Thats pretty cool. I sure wouldnt want to be the guy that had to fork over a dollar :laf:
Now what about the "bath"?
I wonder what a dollar in 1832 would equate to today?
You certainly have some history down there, all I ever get to see older than 120 years here is rocks, indians did some nice work with/to them.
Thats the town, Bath,NH. Also has The Brick Store, built in 1824, is today the oldest continuously operating general store in the United States.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bath,_New_Hampshire
Really good hunting and fishing all through there.
Ahhhhhh :eyebrow:
The river under that bridge is known for its cannibal brown trout and about the only way to catch them is night fishing.
:confused: really?
And why cannibal?
When they get a certain size they tend to feed mostly just on fish, incluing other trout.
https://www.fieldandstream.com/articles/fishing/trout-fishing/where-fish-trout/2012/04/guide-catching-big-brown-trout-night
1832 dollar versus today's dollar according to the website I used is about $266.00 American.
Thats a chunka change!