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On the Rhein River in the Netherlands.
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A huge inner-city bridge, with train on top, and just for fun, a large portion of dead space in the image. 
Clickerty-clack for now,
Simon
Clickerty-clack for now,
Simon
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Prague, Charles bridge
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A very unusual bridge within a Japanese shrine, with an architecturally odd alteration.
No. Not that one at the top.
It's the bridge I'm standing on.
Water plays a dominant role within Japanese mythology, so of course there's a stream running through this shrine.
But the curve you can clearly see in the original stonework of this 18 metre-wide, beautiful, historical bridge, was removed and flattened!
Oh well.
Simon
No. Not that one at the top.
It's the bridge I'm standing on.
Water plays a dominant role within Japanese mythology, so of course there's a stream running through this shrine.
But the curve you can clearly see in the original stonework of this 18 metre-wide, beautiful, historical bridge, was removed and flattened!
Oh well.
Simon
Skygod44
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A turtle bridge. 
Left side and right.
Cheers for now,
Simon
Left side and right.
Cheers for now,
Simon
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Crossing the city this morning, and I thought I'd grab a couple of shots of one of the bridges for the Bullet Train.
Utterly functional, safe, strong, attack resistant, boring & dull.
I know that they, and the tracks & trains are marvels of engineering, but honestly, a bit of paint from local kids wherever they traverse the streets wouldn't be amiss, surely.
Utterly functional, safe, strong, attack resistant, boring & dull.
I know that they, and the tracks & trains are marvels of engineering, but honestly, a bit of paint from local kids wherever they traverse the streets wouldn't be amiss, surely.
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The top of the Lion's Gate bridge, Vancouver BC. Poking out from a foggy inversion
Vancouver - Fog by Brian Hampson, on Flickr
Vancouver - Fog by Brian Hampson, on Flickr
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Bir Hakeim Bridge, Paris.
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A different take, on the thread title.
Under a big bridge in the city...
One of the large, rubber, earthquake & expansion/contraction supports.
The nuts holding it in place are as big as my fist.
And, one of the rainwater drain-pipes.
Which is also earthquake proofed.
Cheers for now,
Simon
Under a big bridge in the city...
One of the large, rubber, earthquake & expansion/contraction supports.
The nuts holding it in place are as big as my fist.
And, one of the rainwater drain-pipes.
Which is also earthquake proofed.
Cheers for now,
Simon
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Venice
