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Golden Bridge - Puente Dorado
Los puentes tienen su origen en la misma prehistoria. Posiblemente el primer puente de la historia fue un árbol que usó un hombre prehistórico para conectar las dos orillas de un río. También utilizaron losas de piedra para arroyos pequeños cuando no había árboles cerca. Los siguientes puentes fueron arcos hechos con troncos o tablones y eventualmente con piedras, usando un soporte simple y colocando vigas transversales. La mayoría de estos primeros puentes eran muy pobremente construidos y raramente soportaban cargas pesadas.
The bridges have their origins in the prehistory. Possibly the first bridge of the story was a tree a prehistoric man who used to connect the two banks of a river. They also used stone slabs to small streams where there were no trees nearby. The following bridges bows were made of logs or planks and eventually stones, using a simple bracket and placing cross beams. Most of these early bridges were very poorly constructed and seldom bear heavy loads.
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A revisit to one of my favourite locations in Glasgow. Love the reflections the rain provides here :)
Wisconsin & Southern L593 ducks under the Union Pacific's Adams sub just west of Randolph, as another November bluebird sky grips the region.
WSOR L593
WAMX 3869, 3871
Randolph, WI.
Autumn 2016
Vertical lift Railroad bridge in Cottonton and Omaha. Russell County, AL and Stewart County, GA.
This was on the Seaboard Air Line Railroads line to Montgomery, AL now abandoned. Considered in Omaha, GA on GA Highway 39 Spur.
NS H76 cuts under the former Lehigh Valley double truss bridges at Hamden Road in Annandale, NJ with a classic Ex-Conrail SD40-2 duo (12/29/22).
Muddy waters.
One of the many abandoned Kettle Valley Railway bridges crossing the Nicola River between Merritt and Spences Bridge.
Sadly, this bridge was destroyed in the flood of 2021 and had to be removed.
The following link is to one that survived the flood.
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A Pony Truss Bridge over the I & M Canal about one mile west of Gebhard Woods. This bridge was used to as an access road for Canal operations. Five exposure HDR processed with Nik HDR Efex Pro 2. Converted to Monochrome with Silver Efex Pro 2
Looking through my archives the other day, I came across this image which I had never published. This was taken back in February of 2016 as I chased the Wheeling on Valentine's Day. Not sure why I never shared it at the time, but sometimes we need some distance from our past photos to truly appreciate them.
The corrugated decking above is attached to the bottom of the Route 70 bridge at Speers which was undergoing restoration work. It nicely framed the P&WV Speers Railroad Bridge and its great K truss design.
Office building - the elder brother of
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I've been waiting for my rhododendrons to bloom, and today's calm winds allowed for some focus stacks. I set up the tripod on my front lawn and set the camera for 45-frame stacks of various trusses. That's what a rhododendron flower cluster is called, as I just found out.