A few bridges I've seen...
Hipólito Yrigoyen Bridge (Necochea, Argentina)
Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges, New York City
(Picture taken by me from the World Trade Center)
(Picture taken by me from the World Trade Center)
Rainbow Bridge - Niagara Falls, Ontario
A little bridge in Bruges, Belgium
Mackinac Bridge - Mackinaw City, MI (USA) - Picture by Santi
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Kissing Bridge in West Monrose, Ontario (only covered bridge in the province)
I'm sorry the picture is so blurry...
Mackinac Bridge - Mackinaw City, MI (USA) - Picture by Santi
Kissing Bridge in West Monrose, Ontario (only covered bridge in the province)
I'm sorry the picture is so blurry...
Wordless Wednesday
Lindas fotos, Gaby.Te voy a pasar una del unico puente que tenemos aca, el del Parque San Martin.
ReplyDeleteWith the exception of that last one, which is credited to Santi, did you take all of these pictures? If so, you've traveled quite a lot... I'm jealous!Happy WW!-< HREF="http://smarmoofus.com/?p=107" REL="nofollow">smarmoofus<>
ReplyDelete<>Mike<>, gracias, mandamela por favor.<>smarmoofus<>, yup, all pictures -minus the last one- were taken by me... :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, all, Gabriel.
ReplyDeleteNice shot over New York. Did you capture that from the airplane window? if so, the results are great for an airplane-on-approach window shot.
ReplyDeleteNo, Pete. As I said, I took the picture from the 107th floor of the World Trade Center, back in August of 1997. We were there having lunch with my brother, his wife and my two nieces.It does look like from a plane, doesn't it? :-)
ReplyDeleteYou've just brought me on a tour :) Great shots!!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, Gabriel. Awesome bridges. :D
ReplyDeletewhat wonderful shots! :)
ReplyDeletewow ... such amazing shots! love them all! :)
ReplyDeleteWow! Thanks for this virtual trip Gabriel. Beautiful shots all.
ReplyDeletethose are beautiful so long as I don't have to go on any of them. I hate bridges! Scary!
ReplyDeleteI love bridges! There's one in San Diego that I particularly like because it's simple, swooping and futuristic. I also recently saw the (not) original London Bridge in London (duh).Thanks for visiting and commenting on my blog. I love comments -- can't get enough of them.
ReplyDeleteHi Gabriel, Happy WW! What a nice idea. I should have been taking a long time ago I guess. I do take the ones that impress me.Holiday Inn Express doesn't serve those breakfasts, they just put the food out after they get it defrosted. It is self service.I had to make the sausage, egg, and biscuit sandwich...
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful series! I'm just love bridges and these are wonderful photos.... and some nice world travel.
ReplyDeleteWow! Doesn't it feel weird knowing you were at the World Trade Center?Beautiful pics! You are some world traveler!
ReplyDeletegorgeous bridges... love the niagara falls! :D
ReplyDeleteReminds me of the bridge I used to walk across to go fishing as a boy. It was the highest railroad trestle in the New Hampshire.Once the terminus of the Peterborough and Shirley Railroad, Greenville was home to the highest railroad trestle in the state, 600 feet long and 100 feet above the Souhegan River.Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteLooks like some nice vacations.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great collection, Gabriel. You should call it "Bridges around the world."Bobbie
ReplyDeleteWOW -- looks like the bridges from the train set only they are now real. LOLI have a bridge in my photo this week in the Boston Public Gardens with the Swan Boats.I just want to say, I have trouble posting on your blog hit or miss. Very frustrating! Mr. Linky does not work for me here.
ReplyDeleteThat's a really cool picture you took from the World Trade Centre - fantastic view!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the one in Bruges!!!I love it, it's the town I was born and raised in! My parents and family still live there, and every time I see a picture of Bruges, my heart makes a tiny little jump!
ReplyDeleteI am jealous- you have been traveling quite a bit haven't you!
ReplyDeleteGreat,great shots of bridges! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHello Gabriel! Long time no visit!I am happy to be back here and your shots are real beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW Gabriel!
ReplyDeleteYou have a lovely collection of bridges pics. Happy WW.
ReplyDeleteGreat series. You can tell you really enjoy your 'subjects.'Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of bridges. Very cool pictures, too, especially the one taken from the world trade center. ;)You know what they say about bridges...one of the hardest things in life is to know which ones to cross and which ones to burn (personally, I hate doing that last bit).Cheers, Gabriel!
ReplyDeleteThere's just something about the bridges that draws us in! Those are great.
ReplyDeletewow what a wonderful collection of bridges. happy WW!
ReplyDeleteThere's just something so compelling about bridges...
ReplyDeleteDid you travel to all of these places? That is so cool.
ReplyDeleteThese are all fabulous, Gabriel. I must admit, when I read you'd taken the Brooklyn & Manhattan Bridges photo from the World Trade Center I gasped; that makes the photo all the more special.
ReplyDeleteWonderful series...the one from the WTC made me a bit melancholy though...
ReplyDeleteWow! You have certainly seen a FEW bridges!!!! Great photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great series of shots! I have only been to the Rainbow bridge. Happy WW and thank you for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteThose are some awesome pictures!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea bridges from all over the world. I will have to remember that as we travel this summer. I too had to laugh at the redneck triathlon sign on my post, at least until my husband announced he was buying a washer game to take to Germany with us. I guess we will be the rednecks on the block.
ReplyDeleteWow - that picture of the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges is AMAZING!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat awesome pictures, Gabriel!
ReplyDeleteWhat great photos! Now you just need some pictures of PITTSBURGH bridges! hehe...there are so many here, it's pretty unbelievable, actually! Happy WW :)
ReplyDeleteI have always been intrigued by bridges and these are wonderful pictures. Thanks for making my day.
ReplyDeletebridges link things so I esp like the ones that link countries link the one by Niagara fall between USA and Canada
ReplyDeleteI've been on Mackinac Bridge and I've seen the Rainbow Bridge (but my family have always driven through the tunnel, for some reason.) You've been all over the place! I love the picture of the little bridge in Belgium. Absolutely gorgeous.And at the swearing-in ceremony in Halifax yesterday, there were people from Argentina.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteGabriel, all these photos are fabulous! I have never seen the Niagra so cold! I saw little covered bridges in Lucern, Switzerland. I really liked the view from the World Trade Center. I got to see New York City in 1973 when I think they had just built the WTC? Or were building it. The only tall one we went up in was the Empire State.
ReplyDeleteYou've been to some wonderful places. I wish I could travel like that. I love your bridges.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to take photos of all those bridges. :) They are awesome!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful that you are able to travel to so many exciting places. Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteCool collection of bridges! Didn't the Kissing Bridge appeared in a movie?
ReplyDeleteWonderful pics. I love bridges.
ReplyDeleteWow! With all those collection of bridges, I see your passion into connecting. Thanks for making a new one. :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos! (and memories, I'm sure!)
ReplyDeleteGreat selection of shots. I love the one of the New Yorkk bridges. Happy WW
ReplyDeleteThose are amazing shots! How fortunate to have traveled to all of these places :)
ReplyDeleteYou've certainly traveled to some beautiful places!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pics...Love them. Happy WW and thanks for stopping by:)
ReplyDeleteThe Belgium Brigde was a rather quaint picture.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! And great idea for a post! Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteGreat pics!
ReplyDeleteI've been on the Mackinac bridge once before.. thought my friends and I would never get off that thing! It wasn't the best day- traffic was backed up and stuff. :/ And of course, the NY bridges I'm familiar with, too.Argentina and Belgium look like nice places to visit.. I'd love to see all that one day. Great WW post! :)
ReplyDeleteWow beautiful pictures love the new york bridges
ReplyDeleteBridges always amaze me!
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