While we were in Canada, we stumbled upon a
"Bridge of Locks for Lovers."
"Bridge of Locks for Lovers."
The first time I ever heard of this concept was a bridge in Paris,
where they are now being removed.
Just as we were leaving, because I almost forgot,
we purchased a lock to hang on the bridge in Canada.
The hubs wanted the perfect spot, where our lock could "see" the falls.
You purchase your lock and personalize it...
I used our wedding anniversary date, not the date we visited,
and wrote this on the back.
It is not a very big or long foot bridge,
so here we hang, with a beautiful view of Niagara Falls!!
You are suppose to throw your keys into the falls, but I view that as litter,
so we kept ours.
I knew I would be saving them in our memory jar!
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ReplyDeleteChuck & Debbie I am sure it will last 4 ever. ♥♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteAwww very sweet.
ReplyDeleteaw :o)
ReplyDeletecute. and of course, the jar needs to be fed...
ReplyDeleteHello, Debbie and Chuck 4-ever! Nice you have kept the keys for your memory jar! Happy Tuesday, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteWe have something like it here too. You have a wonderful idea to keep the key yes, it's good memory
ReplyDeleteNo, you didn't! Sigh. There are cities having great problems with them!
ReplyDeleteA lovely romantic gesture, and happy memory. Many happy days you two!!:)
ReplyDeleteNow I know what those keys were for, I was wondering. It looks like a nice thing to do.
ReplyDeleteOh Debbie... !! You have a lock in Canada...when we go I will look for it!!:)You are so smart to keep your keys!!! We were in Coeur d Alene Idaho and walked along a pier and I saw locks and I wondered what they were!!! We spent our first anniversary in Coeur d Alene, I think we need to put a lock on that pier:)!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea!!! I would have kept the key too!!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! I love this! Glad you remembered to buy your lock & personalise it!
ReplyDeleteNow, that is superb - love it. Glad you saved the keys too! :)
ReplyDeletexoxo
I heard of the Paris one, that one was just littered with locks
ReplyDeleteHow cool! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteNow I know what those keys were for...
ReplyDeleteThat is so lovely ...
All the best Jan
I remember seeing those locks on the bridges in Paris! May your love last forever.
ReplyDeleteA romantic idea
ReplyDeleteLove it!so romantic!!
ReplyDeleteAs much as I love the breathtaking sunset pictures ... this one made me cry ...
ReplyDeleteWOW! Wouldn't it be great if someday your kids go there and look up their parent's lock of love?
ReplyDeleteOh my I do love this idea. What a unique way to honor your marriage and love for one another. This was just so sweet and I love the photos of the locks.
ReplyDeleteHugs for you both on this one~
How fun! I think it's great you kept your keys.
ReplyDeleteLove it... so romantic too :D) xx
ReplyDeleteHi, Debbie. What a beautiful post about your lock! :) I wondered if you could tell me exactly where that bridge is located. We're going to Niagara Falls for the very first time in just two weeks (so excited!). I've ordered a customized lock just for the occasion, but can't seem to find an address/location for the bridge. Thanks so much for your help!
ReplyDeleteTracy
Houston, TX