While I was at a meeting in Sacramento, my husband was in Napa taking photographs of a particular train engine. He couldn’t help but notice this bridge and I can’t help but share it here.
Such a nice warm up to Valentine’s Day.
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You’d have a hard job finding your key back, should it be necessary!
I say tossing your key in the barrel is proof of your commitment. So sweet.
It’s a fun idea, though!
This is wonderful! So sad that the bridge will be torn down in 2017. And yes, if the unity broke, it would be tough to find your key. Thanks for sharing!
I felt a bit sad about it being torn down too. But, we have a few more years to enjoy this symbol. Good practice for staying in the moment.
I love it — now what about all those keys? n
On Sun, Feb 3, 2013 at 1:50 PM, Franki Kohler
I just loved seeing a big barrel of them! Oh no. . . not another collection idea.
It’s great to know that Romance is alive and well.
Yes, amore. . . *sigh*
I’d take some of those keys! Franki, this is lovely–I’ve reblogged it to my Incidental Thinking blog. http://incidentalthinking.net
Lovely. Thank you for sharing the xoxo.
Reblogged this on Incidental Thinking and commented:
This is such a lovely way to open the “month of love” ~~
Isn’t it?! So glad you enjoyed.
yeah!
~ with hugs 4 U ★ merrybeth ★
I love stuff like this. I forget where it is, but somewhere there is a wall where you can write whatever you want with the provided chalk and as it wears away it gets replaced with someone else’s thoughts. The article said there has never been any profanity or negativeness written. However….I am more interested in why David was taking pictures of a train engine.XO
David was getting pictures of the Alco FPA-4 that pulls the Napa Wine train. He has a company doing a paint job on one of his engines and he’s modeling after this one. So….find out where the wall is you’ve mentioned. I’d love to know where it is.
Love it!
Gotta share the love.
We were in Europe this past fall and saw several bridges with locks attached, but no signage.
Charming. Could be some lovely stories here…
I’m sure of it!