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Canadian Pacific's train 281, crosses the frozen Rock River in Watertown under a beautiful cobalt sky
Panoramic image of downtown Minneapolis and the Mississippi river as seen from high above the West Bank of the University of Minnesota campus.
2100-feet long by 28-feet wide. The bridge consists of 23 arches, and spans the river below St. Anthony Falls in Minneapolis, MN.
One month ago it was fortyeight degrees and sunny. Runners were jogging in t-shirts and shorts. This day it was 15 degrees and snowing. Those who live in Minnesota understand.
The Stone Arch Bridge and the lights of downtown Minneapolis reflected in the dark water of the Mississippi River.
Beyond the old waterfront mills (some now converted into apartment blocks), the modern Minneapolis skyline, including the Capella Tower of 1992 and the Wells Fargo Center (1988). These buildings dwarf the gothic clock tower of City Hall (1895).
CRC / NKP GP30 No. 901 wheels a westbound Ohio Rail Experience fall colors excursion over the stone arch bridge over Bonnell Road in Guilford, Indiana.
Pont Neuf (Pont = "bridge"), built from 1578 to 1607, is the oldest standing bridge crossing the Seine River. It has two arched spans, one span with seven arches connecting the Ile de la Cite with the right bank of the river, and this five arch span connecting the island to Rive Gauche ("the Left Bank"). Our hotel was in this general area on the Left Bank. Large chestnut trees were in bloom along the river, and throughout Paris.
The weather did not make for the best photography on this ten day trip as it either rained every day or was extremely hazy. However, each of these conditions provided a unique moodiness.
A few months earlier, I had taken a picture of the stone arch bridge from the covered bridge. I had wanted to try a reverse view. It wasn’t a simple climb down to the river, but so worthwhile. I also took a photo of the covered bridge with both arches of the bridge in the foreground.
Two major methods of transportation, the Great Northern Railway (James J Hill & the Stone Arch Bridge) and the Mississippi River
Downtown Minneapolis
Arch spans were built in the 1850's that lead east to a metal bridge that crosses the Great Miami River in Hamilton, Ohio The original bridge was washed away during the Great Flood of 1913. The replacement bridge used the existing 17 arch spans.
Like a refreshing piece of candy,the Cascade Green of BNSF 1795 west,brings life to a frozen winter landscape at the beautiful stone arch bridge in Watertown.
Train 485
BNSF 1795
CP 6231
CP 4600
Green Bay Packers fans strolling along the Stone Arch Bridge on an unseasonably warm New Year's Day. The bridge crosses the Mississippi River and was formerly a railroad bridge connecting the mills with the rest of the world, Minneapolis, Minnesota
To the left in Minneapolis are what's left of grain silos and mills that at one point produced the majority of flour used in the US with one building having a sign that says "Gold Medal Flour". The bridge at one time was a railroad bridge. The area now is being developed with luxury housing and entertainment venues.