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Road bridge made with LEGO Technic and road plates from the 6600 Highway Construction set, as displayed at the July 2003 GATS layout by BayLTC.
Bridge model and photos by Bill Ward.
One of the bridges over the Singapore River. The lights weren't there a few months ago when I visited - Or rather, I didn't remember any lights so I suppose they were installed for the Singtel Singapore F1 Grand Prix.
Low's Bridge in Guilford over the Piscatquis River. This is a replica (1990) of the former bridge destroyed by flooding in 1987.
This picturesque structure spans the Livet at Bridgend where the river tumbles through a narrow rocky gorge. The exact age of the bridge is unknown but it is thought to have been built in connection with the nearby Blairfindy castle. Two arches of the bridge now survive, the third having been ripped away by flood waters during the great "Muckle Spate" of 1829. There is an attractive picnic site and car park next to the bridge.
Text from www.glenlivetestate.co.uk
The Sydney Harbour Bridge is a steel through arch bridge constructed from 1923-1932. It is 1149m long and 134m high. The bridge carries a highway, rail line, and cycle and pedestrian paths.
Looking up from Hessel Promenade at the Humber Bridge which carries the A15 over the River Humber, linking Hessel in the East Riding of Yorkshire with Barton-On-Humber in North Lincolnshire.
21st May 1992
If you can identify this bridge, you may have a chance to win a nice prize. Just go to www.bridgeink.com and give it a try. Fun and free.
Palermo Bridge, Buenos Aires, Argentina at Palermo Station.
This bridge now forms part of the San Martin Suburban railway line - previously the British owned Buenos Aires Pacific Railway.
This bridge was made in Derby by Andrew Handyside.
Photo by Mark Viner - 2016
...under a bridge in Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh has an excess of bridges - which makes for lots of nighttime photo opportunities...
there is the 6th, 7th and 8th street bridge (all next to each other). I believe this is the 6th street bridge, but it is hard to be sure...
Tower Bridge is sometimes mistakenly referred to as London Bridge, which is actually the next bridge upstream. A popular urban legend is that in 1968, Robert McCulloch, the purchaser of the old London Bridge that was later shipped to Lake Havasu City, Arizona, believed that he was in fact buying Tower Bridge. This was denied by McCulloch himself and has been debunked by Ivan Luckin, the seller of the bridge.
onstruction started in 1886 and took eight years with five major contractors – Sir John Jackson (foundations), Baron Armstrong (hydraulics), William Webster, Sir H.H. Bartlett, and Sir William Arrol & Co. – and employed 432 construction workers. E W Crutwell was the resident engineer for the construction.
Two massive piers, containing over 70,000 tons of concrete, were sunk into the riverbed to support the construction. Over 11,000 tons of steel provided the framework for the towers and walkways. This was then clad in Cornish granite and Portland stone, both to protect the underlying steelwork and to give the bridge a pleasing appearance.
Bollman Truss Bridge at Savage Mill. Fabricated in 1869 for use on the Baltimore & Ohio main line. Later moved to this location on a railroad spur serving Savage Mill. The 160 foot (49 m) twin-span bridge crosses Little Patuxent River. Adaptive reuse as a pedestrian trail bridge.
Bollman Suspension and Trussed Bridge. National Register of Historic Places 72000582
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So, I re-shot the bridge again recently (with my long-awaited wide angle lense). Trying to determine which I prefer - the dusk shot vs the later night shot. I'm leaning towards this shot, but would welcome other peoples opinions! Here's the other version: here
When the light turned on, everything became more romantic and beautiful. My impression of Budapest. (too tired to translate haha..)
Sometimes traveling is hard, also time is never enough. Checking some news, searching information and planning my next step, plus I need to edit my photo and write something. Wow I'm so tired! Also I'm enjoying it.
旅行，有時候時間真的不夠用，一邊要爬文關心台灣近況，還要提前安排接下來的行程和住宿，另外要抽出時間整理照片跟上傳，明明很想睡覺卻又要把事情弄完在那邊硬撐著，寫到最後也不知道自己再打什麼了...
簡單介紹一下這張圖，布達佩斯其實是由布達與佩斯兩大城市組合而成，中間由多瑙河作為分割，而照片中的這座鐵鍊橋，是在布達佩斯裡多瑙河上的九座橋中最古老也最知名的，在布達的山上等了一個多小時，就是為了捕捉入夜前燈剛亮的景致。不得不說，燈開了後的多瑙河畔，真的是好美。
回台灣倒數一個月了，想休息同時又想繼續旅行下去，不管未來還有多遠，我還是要繼續努力地走下去！