Rickety bridge - yes it's Scotland again!

Here's a shot of an old bridge in Carrbridge taken on my PowerShot S30 (before I got my 350D).

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Nice shot

I guess it's not a Carrbridge anymore

Buggbairn wrote:
I guess it's not a Carrbridge anymore

I certainly wouldn't take mine across it.

John, you have such incredibly beautiful scenes in Scotland, and you master to capture those. Thanks for sharing again. - olli

Thanks Olli, although having seen some of your photos, Finland looks equally beautiful.

Wow , thats an amazing shot , and the similaritys....

What i`m talking about is this ....the same style single arch bridge but thousands of miles apart.

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I think the bridge differences is that the Greek one is that way by design whereas the Scottish one is just about to collapse.

As to your photo - it puts mine to shame.

Is it realy ?
Well,the Greek one has been there for at least 100 years (according to the locals anyway) and you can still go on it , altough they don`t use it any more because of the new one.
You can still see the locals going oder it though with their donkys and sheep,(thats the reasson it was built for,not vehicles).

As to your photo - it puts mine to shame.

I assure you , that wasn`t my intention at all.

I know Dimitri, just teasing you.

rudgej wrote:
I know Dimitri, just teasing you.

yea,ok then.

2 beautiful bridges

I like the first one in Scotland. Its a wonder some oilman fron Texas hasn't written a check and had it moved to his front garden.

Thanks Carzee, I think that the little pieces of heather growing out of the bridge give the photo a subtle hint that it is in Scotland.

Amazing

I guess they built them so steep and so high was because of the block/brick laying technology of the time.

Whatever, they are both stunning rustic examples.

Thanks Kiwiboke, and on behalf of Dimitri - thanks Kiwibloke!