Bridges - An open thread
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the Roman bridge at Penmachno
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Another shot of Murdoch bridge in Hull,(thanks @Seanazz , I had no idea what the bridge's name was) taken on iPhone 13 a few nights ago.
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Hull bridge by nigel addecott, on Flickr[/URL]
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Hull bridge by nigel addecott, on Flickr[/URL]
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Hi, I would say so.
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I think technically it's a Culvert but it acts as a bridge so I vote with @Immo, yes.
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a bridge_110 by mrcrow_uk, on Flickr
leaving salford docks to enter the manchester ship canal
pre- BBC days...they are now on the right
Just like this:
Salford Manchester by Fraser White, on Flickr
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.... It's a tunnel but you could say that a tunnel entrance/exit is a type of bridge structure. The key word is 'structure' - It is a man-made bridging structure.
Either way I think it would be a bit pedantic to reject it from this thread < IMHO.
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.... Moody and atmospheric! Very enjoyable composition.
I am glad you have resisted the temptation to shoot it so that the flowing water looks like misty milk! Personally I find that treatment cliched, not to my taste.
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BLACK & WHITE PICTURE OF A BLACK FIVE LOCO by Robin Procter, on FlickrThis iron lattice girder railway bridge over the River Parrett at Langport Somerset built in 1853, was recently totally refurbished as part of a major works to restabilise the earth embankment close to its approaches.
Black Five 44932 heads a special luxury train on it 9-day journey Tour of Britain XV 2023 across Somerset Levels on Day-1. Operated by the Railway Touring Company and West Coast Railways.
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A classic Edwardian iron latticework station footbridge. Buckfastleigh station on the South Devon Heritage Railway on a dull wet day.
CLASSIC EDWARDIAN FOOTBRIDGE by Robin Procter, on Flickr
CLASSIC EDWARDIAN FOOTBRIDGE by Robin Procter, on Flickr
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TB yesterday at low tide
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Escaping from Runcorn!
L1001096-Edit by Fraser White, on Flickr
L1001088-Edit by Fraser White, on Flickr
L1001096-Edit by Fraser White, on Flickr
L1001088-Edit by Fraser White, on Flickr
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Big Cats Class68 034 & 017 'Hornet' manage a train of nuclear waste through Dorset. The bridges are a modern main A-road and an old brick farmer's lane.
PASSING UNDER BRIDGES OLD AND NEW by Robin Procter, on Flickr
PASSING UNDER BRIDGES OLD AND NEW by Robin Procter, on Flickr
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Monnow Bridge, Monmouth, Wales
The only fortified river bridge with a gate tower standing on the bridge that remains in Great Britain.
Monnow Bridge by Rob Telford, on Flickr
Monnow Bridge by Rob Telford, on Flickr
Monnow Bridge by Rob Telford, on Flickr
The only fortified river bridge with a gate tower standing on the bridge that remains in Great Britain.
Monnow Bridge by Rob Telford, on Flickr
Monnow Bridge by Rob Telford, on Flickr
Monnow Bridge by Rob Telford, on Flickr
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The short 47yds Bincombe Tunnel South on the 1-in-50 climb up Upwey Bank near Weymouth Dorset.
The road over the tunnel built in 1857 is a now disused section of the main A-road from Weymouth to Dorchester.
CLIMBING UPWEY BANK by Robin Procter, on Flickr
BINCOMBE TUNNEL SOUTH by Robin Procter, on Flickr
The road over the tunnel built in 1857 is a now disused section of the main A-road from Weymouth to Dorchester.
CLIMBING UPWEY BANK by Robin Procter, on FlickrBINCOMBE TUNNEL SOUTH by Robin Procter, on Flickr
