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Brunel's famous railway bridge dating from 1849 together with the more recent road suspension bridge, dating from 1961, cross the River Tamar and provide a link between Devon (on the left) and Cornwall. Interestingly, it costs nothing to cross the road bridge into Cornwall, but cars have to pay a £1.50 toll to go back the other way. Brunel's bridge is currently being repainted - hence the scaffolding.
Evening sunlight passing through the structure of the New River Gorge Bridge.
{Scenes from New River Gorge, West Virginia Series}
The rear end of the train is passing the site of Holloway Carriage Sidings, once home to a class 15 heating unit.
The temple park is generally accessed via its west gate. However, there are 4 gates at each side of the place. The traditional ceremonial route approached the altar through the south gate
Taken @Temple of Heaven, Beijing, China