I fell in love with a covered bridge in Nuremberg, called Henkersbrücke = executioner’s / hangman’s bridge. If you had to walk this path in medieval times, it was your last walk.
I wanted to walk about this bridge too – in peace, not a death sentence in mind. Then a man with two dogs suddenly entered the bridge:
My friend Akbar Simonse, Netherlands, commented: “I once saw a guy with two white dogs cross the street on a foggy winter morning at 5 am. I thought I saw a ghost…”
I answered: “it’s maybe not good, if you meet a guy with three black dogs at midnight with no moonlight …”
Flickr Comments 
You could be right there, but what about meeting a woman with 3 black dogs?
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or one dog and three women?
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A really pic of the man with two white dogs. Yes, I imagine there would be a problem if there were a man with back dogs and no moonlight.
Amazing type of bridge across the river. To me it is not like anything that I’ve seen in pictures before.
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Wonderful photos and I liked the story that went along with them…thanks for sharing!
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Interesting story…
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Nice bridge. I’ll pass on the hangman, too, if you don’t mind, Frizz..
Hmm- not much opportunity for passing that guy though. 🙂
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very nice foto’s as i also love these collour combination.
In the old days 3 years ago I did often NIGHT walks with my black dog.
the most beautiful 1 was 2 seldom seen very large beautiful dogs together with a white horse. so at night in snow time. Very fun was 1 body builder large man with a dog such a fighter big chest 1, both afraid for my small dog defending me…..
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Great photo….it feels like a fairy tale is about to unfold….what an amazing bridge
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It is better to meet one women without a dog
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One dog and three women :d…
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A little bit spooky…
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Terrifying! I’d have to run across with my eyes closed and would surely hit a post head first. It IS cursed!
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Very pretty bridge, and the dogs are beautiful, but that last picture WAS kind of scary looking!
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Ahhhh the stories behind that bridge. Makes you wonder. Fabulous shots.
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Thank God it was not the “Dog From Baskeville” with his brother.
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Good thing we’re not in medieval times. I wouldn’t want it to be my last walk.
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