Wood Bridge
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I've been wanting to share this scene with you for some time now. It always seems to draw my eye when we pass by. So, the last time we went shopping I had my camera on the ready. I shot this while my husband was driving about 60 mph. Please forgive any blurring. I don't know if this is just a fancy drainage system or part of a park or something but I like it a lot. Hope everyone is having a great day.
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hmmm. No snow on the ground? How warm or chilly was it?
I don't care he was going 60; it's still a good shot. It would be neat to know the story behind it. So unusual! Hope you are doing well.
I love bridges of all kinds. This is a lovely scene. Good to hear you're feeling better.
You definitely have an eye for intriguing scenes. Love the diagonal angles!
Pretty good for a drive by shooting. I love bridges, and this is a nice one. I can see why it caught your eye.
Good photo! I wonder what that bridge is for?
I do wonder what it is--if you ever find out let us know.
Looks like there used to be a stream flowing through there at some point. Have a great weekend.
Even the rolling contour of the landscape gives this an interesting atmosphere! Almost like some kind of sacred place at the top of a hill!
If you took that at 60 miles per hour, I'm impressed! Lovely shot. I like this bridge. Glad you are feeling well enough to blog again.
The bridge seems to be high above it all. :) You'll have to travel it sometime.
I'm surprised you were able to get that shot at all! That's a very interesting shot.
I would say that is a pretty amazing shot for having been taken from a rapidly moving vehicle. That is a cool brige and love the zig zaging waterway that it spans. It almost looks like it is part of a drainage system of some sort.
That's a pretty well framed shot for zooming by as quickly as you were. Nice!
Very cool! I love the bridge combined with the other structures. Which are called "Gabion Baskets." They are devised to control soil erosion. I've read about them but not seen them in a horizontal plane. (I have seen vertical ones.)
No snow...it looks great.. I love the textures in the photo.. hope you are doing Ok with your recovery Michelle... hugs...Michelle
That is a great shot! Not even a trace of blur!
Hope you are doing well!
Best wishes always....
Looks like a lot of water is expected at some point.
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