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That's a lovely view of the Cuillin Mountains and Sligachan bridge.

The locals say that if you can't see the Cullins then it's raining and if you can then it's going to rain! It's other name is the Misty Isle.It didn't rain the number of times I had holidays up there so I guess that the sun shines on the righteous A beautiful island!

The Cullins are quite often used as a practice for climbers who atre going on to the Alps. I wanted to have a walk over them but I was told that it would have been far too dangerous unless I was an experienced cimber, which I ain't so I didn't

The Millennium Bridge, officially known as the London Millennium Footbridge, is a steel suspension bridge for pedestrians crossing the River Thames in London, linking Bankside with the City of London.

This picture is taken from viewing gallery at Tata Modern.

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Five London Bridges - From the top of the Shard 306m high.
It was a very misty rainy day in November when I took this shot and the internal reflection from the windows presented a problem - hence the lines running across the river.

The bridges are - from nearest to Farthest (Right to Left)
1. London Bridge.
2. Cannon Street Rail Bridge.
3. Southwark Bridge.
4. Millennium Bridge.
5. Blackfriars Rail Bridge.

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Airbus A220 at Paris Charles de Gaulle.

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Pilsen - two railway bridges (5 tracks in total), a road bridge (4 lanes) and a footbridge, all at a distance of approx. 135 m and the first of them - single track.

Lubos-PM wrote in post #19476697
Pilsen - two railway bridges (5 tracks in total), a road bridge (4 lanes) and a footbridge, all at a distance of approx. 135 m and the first of them - single track.

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Look at all that steel! That should get Inspeqtor excited!

The new bridge across the Ofoten Fjord in northern Norway. A part of the E6 highway, built by icelandic ISTAK and Sudurverk, and chinese SRBG (Sitchuan Road and Bridge Group). Here seen from the south side of the bridge.

The same bridge, seen from the north end.

Pippan wrote in post #19476700
Look at all that steel! That should get Inspeqtor excited!

AAaaahhh you remembered my love of steel bridges! I am impressed!

Pippan wrote in post #19476700
Look at all that steel! That should get Inspeqtor excited!

Me too. Nothing like a few steel girders to get one excited.

TheAnalogGuy wrote in post #19476706
The new bridge across the Ofoten Fjord in northern Norway. A part of the E6 highway, built by icelandic ISTAK and Sudurverk, and chinese SRBG (Sitchuan Road and Bridge Group). Here seen from the south side of the bridge.

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TheAnalogGuy wrote in post #19476707
The same bridge, seen from the north end.

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Nice pictures, Analog. What is the camera info please?

TheAnalogGuy wrote in post #19476707
The same bridge, seen from the north end.

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Unfinished bridges are rare to see.

From unfinished to finished and fully functional.
Forth Road Bridge Scotland. UK. (Not to be confused with the Forth (Rail) Bridge about a mile East.
I saw the bridge under construction in 1963 but this was the best picture I could find and it was taken an Olympus PenE half frame. (I don't know why I didn't use a full frame 35mm.)
There has since been an additional bridge built.
Please read the Link:-
https://www.theforthbr​idges.org …bridge/facts-and-figures/

Under construction in 1963.

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Ray.Petri wrote in post #19477017
From unfinished to finished and fully functional.
Forth Road Bridge Scotland. UK.

What happened to the first three road bridges Ray?

Ray.Petri wrote in post #19477017
From unfinished to finished and fully functional.
Forth Road Bridge Scotland. UK. (Not to be confused with the Forth (Rail) Bridge about a mile East.
I saw the bridge under construction in 1963 but this was the best picture I could find and it was taken an Olympus PenE half frame. (I don't know why I didn't use a full frame 35mm.)
There has since been an additional bridge built.
Please read the Link:-
https://www.theforthbr​idges.org …bridge/facts-and-figures/

Under construction in 1963.

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47 years later - Fully operational and enveloped in Scotch mist - summer 2010.

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History in the making.