Post Your Bridges HERE
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Fortkentdad
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Some pictures taken with my F60 while in Scotland in 2001. Would have been either the Nikkor 28-85 kit lens or my Siggy 100-300. These are scans of prints - in those days I was an "auto-everything" shooter. We were there three weeks, I brought home 600 images, I thought I had taken a ton of pictures - now-a-days I can shoot 600 in a weekend easily.
Fortkentdad
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Another set from days gone by - taken with my 100-300 old Siggy on my F60 Nikon. In 2001 in Edinburgh Scotland
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Scott Murray
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I think Michael will know this place 
Fortkentdad
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Fortkentdad
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One of the pleasures I had while touring Scotland in 2001 was to see and photograph this bridge in Montrose A drawing of that bridge had hung on a wall in my home when I was young. Sadly it was poorly stored. I took a picture of the current state of the drawing, I'd like to get it restored and framed again someday.
The drawing would have been done in the 40's or at the latest early 50's. The photo is from 2001 - not a lot has changed eh?
Photo taken with a F60 - probably with my 100-300 Siggy attached. This is a scan of a print.
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nikonpup
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HOOD RIVER BRIDGE (COLUMBIA RIVER) LANES ARE LESS THAN 10 FEET WIDE, THE DECK IS AN OPEN GRATE WHICH MAKES A WONDERFUL SNAP CRACKLE POP SOUND AS YOU ARE CROSSING (TURN UP THE MUSIC) Hood River Bridge - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"By the rude bridge that arched the flood"
Got caught on the bridge after the gate went down
Going up
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Coming down
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Weren't you tempted to see if you could jump the gap lol