bridges are built for many reasons, to cross a river, to heal a relationship
please share your pics or stories about bridges you’ve seen or crossed …
or take this opportunity to showcase your collection of bridge pics!
Whether through your lens or using creative writing … go where the prompt leads!
a footbridge at Brunswick Heads, NSW
Please complete before next Friday using a pingback to link your post.
Hello everyone!
Sorry my pingback doesn’t seem to want to work, here is my contribution 🙂
The Troll
http://carlaharris.home.blog/2019/09/13/oooh-its-friday-the-13th/
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great shot and a cheeky poem – as it’s your first comment here you have to wait for my approval .. I’ve been asleep as I live in oz 🙂
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Here is mine 🙂
https://f28iso100.wordpress.com/2019/09/13/marienbrucke-neuschwanstein-2011/
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https://cathscamera.wordpress.com/2019/09/13/friday-fun-bridges/
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great shots Cath, thanks for joining in the fun!
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Here’s my bridge:
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wow that’s super eerie the way it downloads … where is it!
And thanks for for joining in the fun 😉
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The thick fog does give it that eerie feel yes, very fitting for today! #Fridaythe13
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lol I didn’t even get that connection, must be halloween 🙂
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I adore your bridge photo.
Here is my entry for this week. Enjoy!
https://ceenphotography.com/2019/09/12/friday-foto-fun-which-way-challenges-bridges/
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Here’s an old post from me for Bridges:
https://hammadrais.wordpress.com/2017/11/16/bridging-for-fun/
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really delightful, thanks for joining in the fun 🙂
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My bridge
http://bushboy.blog/2019/09/09/a-bridge-they-said/
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nice one Brian, love this interesting slant and a good MO song 🙂
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https://lancasterpa.com/covered-bridges/
“While covered bridges are sometimes called kissing bridges, the real reason for the covering is to protect the bridge’s truss design from the weather.”
I’ve got one near me. I thought these kinds of bridges were everywhere, but apparently not.
I don’t think this is a complete list, but you’ll get the idea 🙂
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Nice addition thanks Jules, I saw my first pic of these style of bridges here on WP .. no such bridges here in oz!
I thought is was maybe to protect from snow as you have such heavy falls?
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More for show. Not really that much traffic on those bridges mostly used in the country by the Amish – who I think are mostly the builders of such ‘Kissing Bridges’. Most are only one lane wide.
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then a wonder there are not more covered roadways … don’t they travel by horse and buggy 😉
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Depends on where you are…More in the country areas. We still see evidence of buggy traffic… road apples (I would have thought towns would insist on horse diapers or some such kind of pouch… but not yet anyway). Some of out grocery stores closer to the farms have horse stalls… for parking buggies.
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lol here people pay a heap for such manure for their gardens so I’m sure a few keen gardeners would be keen to clean up 🙂
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….reminds me of the gal who made money selling the tumble weeds around her area… for home decorations. People will pay for unique things…
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manure is a lot more practical … smart lady!
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She actually did that on a lark and then it ended up being a full time business!
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Here’s my take kate..hope you like it.
https://michnavs.wordpress.com/2019/09/07/meet-me-halfway/
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absolutely love it!
Thanks Mich for sharing your kind words and stunning pics 🙂
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A lovely picture, Kate.
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True and they sure r made with joining or breaking up a relationship or a work of art. Nice lines, Kate 😊😊😊😊😊
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Bridges are always fascinating! We had to cross a lot of bridges every day in CA while traveling to work and back home…a fav was a double-decker bridge. 🙂
And I’ve always loved “bridges” we can build in people groups, relationships, etc. 🙂
“People build too many walls and fences and not enough bridges…”
HUGS!!! 🙂
🌉 (a bridge at night!)
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That’s a lovely pic, Kate!
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Lovely bridge!
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Wow… I’ve walked that bridge Kate….
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I’ve got a great bridge. I’ll play!.
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Love your picture Kate. Here’s one of my favorite bridges. These pictures don’t begin to do it justice.!
libraryladytravels.com/2019/09/08/ronda-a-small-town-with-a-big-bridge/
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the sheer size of it and that drop, so spectacular, thanks heaps for sharing!
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