For this month's contribution to Broer som Binder [Bridges between] we go back nearly forty years.
This little wood and stone bridge over the River Wharfe is at Bolton Abbey in Yorkshire. It was taken in 1969.
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Oh,that`s a lovely old Bridge.Have a nice day!
ReplyDeleteOh, this bridge is lovely. I love old bridges. It's not so many of those anymore. But your's are wonderful:)
ReplyDeleteI shal try to remeber to take a shot of the new bridge in Korgen. But they have made a whole new road and the new bridge looks like a road. It's not near the old one. But I'll show you that an another time:)
Have a nice week:)
I am glad to see a rail on it! Nice little footbridge. I wonder if it is still standing?
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Just for walking?
ReplyDeleteA really lovely bridge with plenty of character.
ReplyDeleteIt is good to see an "old-fashioned", scanned, black-and-white picture of a old bridge. It fitted very nicely. It brings back more memories of times that were.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty bridge. I hope it's still there!
ReplyDeleteWow, great shot, I really like it
ReplyDeleteThat's lovely.
ReplyDeleteThe photo is the same age as me (creak). 1969 was clearly a vintage year :)
Just came back to tell you I got BOTH your comments -- I moderate them before publishing so it disappears when you send until I approve them. Thanks for dropping by.
ReplyDeleteI love this, Gerald. You really are a gifted photographer.
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