The famous frog bridge spans the Willimantic River, a shallow but sometimes rushing watery shaft that drops 90 feet as it passes through this old mill town. There are deep green tree glades on either bank sheltering an eagle, herons, hawks, cranes, fish, and of course, frogs.
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That's a stunning photo, Kate! At first glance, I thought it was a reproduction of art work that was slightly rumpled in the middle (where the floating leaves are) and with gilt on parts of it.
Thanks for uploading it!
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