Yesterday I showed you Tatton Arms Bridge together with its reflection in the river Mersey at Northenden.
It is from this bridge I took the photograph looking downstream past the Heron sculpture and towards the Northenden Bridges which I featured last week.
The footbridge leads to a section of the Trans Pennine Trail which I followed from here down to the motorway bridge.
Here is looking back towards the Tatton Arms from which the bridge gets its name. It was a grand Edwardian public house but alas closed down in 2007 and has an uncertain future.
More about the area can be found on the website of the Northenden Water Park Friends.
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Great shadow shots for the day, Gerald! Love the bridge! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
As you know I like bridges, and this is no exception.
ReplyDeleteIt would be very sad if the wonderful pub building was allowed to becoem derelict. But the bridge provided you with super shadows!
ReplyDeleteSad to see a beautiful building boarded up, but happy to see a lovely bridge dappled with shadow.
ReplyDeleteKay
Alberta, Canada
Beautiful shadow shots.
ReplyDeleteFerrari Shadows
The fence and railing are there for safety - but the wonderful shadows are a visual reward as we complete our passage across. I like this stout steel bridge, I feel secure as I motor across...
ReplyDeleteI know the fencing is necessary, but it does rather destroy the lines in this bridge.
ReplyDeleteIt is a shame to see a fine pub boarded up.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great perspective!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend
Elisa from Argentina
Nice shadow shot ! The bridge look classic and secured ! Good one
ReplyDeleteEveryday Melbourne
Everyday Shot
Great photos!
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday to you:)
I love the composition of the second photo. Though, I too, hate to see a lovely building boarded up with an uncertain future.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute little footbridge! And love the shadows, like footstep rungs across the bridge!
ReplyDeleteBridges can make such great subjects for shadow shots. What a friendly looking bridge and you captured the shadows so well. Enjoy the day!
ReplyDeletemarvelous shots. the Edwardian building across the bridge is beautiful--i hope the would renovate it.
ReplyDeleteIt's a wonderful bridge.
ReplyDeleteThe bridges are great, but my eye really caught sight of the Tudor house... What a pity it would be to lose that!
ReplyDeleteHiya Gerald,
ReplyDeleteI find myself wondering how you get your bicycle across :-)
bridges always work well for shadow shots - great geometric shapes here...
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