Greenland's icy waters flow under this bridge at Qaqortoq. Buttercups grow in profusion on the riverbank.
This is the view below the bridge.
Read my earlier post Q is for Qaqortoq or an account of my visit on 2005 Cruise Journal.
My entire collection of 27 photos can be viewed at Qaqortoq 2005
A full list of participants to Broer som Binder can be found on Runes TX-blog.
Beautiful bridge/quaint little community! Love those buildings! The rocks are fascinating under the bridge.
ReplyDeleteI thank you for this one. I have never been to Greenland and the picture of your bridge and the information and pictures on the links somehow emphasized this to me. The link (or bridge if you want to put it like that) that once existed between Norway and Greenland were broken around 1400 (for various reasons) and it is part of our history.
ReplyDeleteYour post on November 17 last year was on my 60 years birthday. A nice small bridge symbolizing the huge gap between the inuits culture and ours.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
A cultural bridge.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. A beautiful place as well.
I enjoyed looking at the other pictures also.
Very nice little bridge.Quite beautiful with the rocks and the yellow flowers along the riverside.This pictures you have to enlarge to really see how nice it lookes.Thankyou:o)
ReplyDeleteI want to go there.
ReplyDeleteNice Bridge also .
My Bridge is also up.
Very interesting post!
ReplyDeleteI go there with IMAC :-)
ReplyDeleteFantastic, that the Buttercups also admire that place. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful bridge in a beautiful place, excellent.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot. I can feel the cold;)
ReplyDeleteNice!
Wild - with vitality - Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteI had to enlarge this one. Very nice. And the view from the bridge is exciting.
ReplyDeleteHad to click on yout picture to see what was written on the bridge :-)
ReplyDeleteSmart solution.
Great Brigde contribution. I didn't know that people visited Grennland without skies on their legs.
Very nice..., and thanks too you, because Greenland is å place that i know a very little about.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bridge and view! A beautiful place and I just love this houses! Wish I could be there with my camera:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bridge, and it is so nice with the yellow flower!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to visit Greenland one day.
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