:10:01
I'm sure he wouldn't be able
to read it by himself...
:10:04
...and he'll need help
understanding all this.
:10:21
First and most of all...
:10:24
...I love you both very much.
:10:27
And although I feel fine,
I thought I'd put my affairs...
:10:30
...excuse that word, in order."
:10:32
I can't believe she's making jokes.
:10:35
"After going through
the safe deposit box...
:10:38
...I'm sure you'll find your way
to this letter.
:10:41
It's hard to write this
to my own children.
:10:45
I could let this die
with the rest of me, I suppose.
:10:49
But as one gets older...
:10:51
...one's fears subside.
:10:54
What becomes more and more important...
:10:58
...is to be known.
:11:00
Known for all that you were
during this brief stay.
:11:03
How sad it seems to leave this earth...
:11:06
...without those you love the most
ever really knowing who you were.
:11:12
It's easy for a mother to love
her children, no matter what.
:11:16
I don't know
if it's as simple for children.
:11:19
You're all so busy being angry
at us for raising you wrong.
:11:29
His name was Robert Kincaid.
:11:34
He was a photographer
and he was here in 1965...
:11:37
...shooting a National Geographic
article...
:11:40
...on the covered bridges
of Madison County.
:11:43
Remember when we got that issue,
when we got the subscription...
:11:46
...how we felt like celebrities?"
:11:57
That's Roseman Bridge.