Yes, we are back at the Cowling Road bridge (Fabius Towhship is bridge-deprived). Unlike our
first visit now all the leaves are out and the sun is shining, maybe a little too brightly. We are looking southeast and if we could walk along beside the Rocky River, we and it would arrive in downtown Three Rivers. This view of the bridge give you a glimpse of the sag developing, but isn't that something we all face?
Across the road a farmer was plowing and cattle were grazing. And down the road the first haying had already occurred and it is still May, one more piece of evidence for applying "spectacular" to this year's spring. Question: how can you call it spring when the temperatures are in the high 80's?!
For more intact bridges, pleas visit Louis la Vache's
Sunday Bridges from around the world.
What a sunny, peaceful photo of that lovely bridge! Cool how the bridge's reflection makes a circle!
ReplyDeletethe other side is just as lovely as the previous side. Ah summer temps. It is in the 50s here and raining. Go figure. MB
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice bridge! Looks a lot like those 2000 years old roman bridges one can still find in Italy or in the south of France
ReplyDeleteWonderful landscape, this place is so peaceful and beautiful.Your picture is perfect, adorable bridge and great reflections on the water!
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday
Léia
Beautiful bridge photo! I like the circle both the bridge and the reflection makes :D
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great place to sit and think.
ReplyDeletethis sagging bridge is beautiful. the colors, the sunshine, are delightful. excellent shot.
ReplyDeleteSuperb, Helen!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fine contribution to Sunday Bridges!
beautiful capture....glad to be here....
ReplyDeleteVery very pretty! I love the circular created by the reflection, too!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful fairy tale world. And plus the birds.
ReplyDeleteA fantastic bridge. And a lovely reflection!!!
ReplyDeleteThe arch of the bridge and its reflection remind me of a Hobbit's Door!
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