View shared by generations of newlyweds standing on a stone bridge across Enfield Creek. I favor yesterday’s view, peering down into the flume plunging underneath is disconcerting. Readers: What do you think? Please post response as a comment. Thank You.
We are looking back on the place where Treman Gorge Trail from the Old Mill enters a narrow gallery looking here northwest along Enfield Creek.
It is 9:30 am on a July morning Robert H. Treman Park, Ithaca, Tompkins County, Ithaca, New York,
Michael Stephen Wills Photography 
It might make your head spin to be on that stone bridge, looking at the rushing water. I’d want a steady hand to hold.
I love the design of all of that. How old is that place? Someone built those walls.
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The parks around here were built in the 1930’s, during the Depression, by the Civilian Conservation Corps, “Roosevelt’s Tree Army.” This was the same Administration that gave us Social Security.
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Ah. Well. It is a lovely spot.
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They are both beautiful, but if I had to choose one, I favor this one.
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Thanks, Lavinia….I will go with “both” as a choice.
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My preference is the first – a bit closer shot of the water, for one thing – also less of the somewhat intimidating (to my elderly body) trail.
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A new perspective for me, thanks for this, Jazz.
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