Bridges?

Amsterdam

Stockholm, Royal Palace

Bridge of Sighs, Oxford, England.

fotoi wrote in post #19521911
Bridge of Sighs, Oxford, England.

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Is that a copy or did they buy it from Venice

Jonzjob wrote in post #19521974
Is that a copy or did they buy it from Venice

Copy I think.

Dunkeld Bridge, Scotland

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Glenfinnan Viaduct

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Peniscola Spain

Cog2020 wrote in post #19522491
Glenfinnan Viaduct

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It amazes me how often I see pictures of steam trains still in use in other parts of the world, but where I live I almost never see them. Once every - I really do not know how often - maybe once every 10 years where I live?

Cog2020 wrote in post #19522491
Glenfinnan Viaduct

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Really like the second one. The contrasting colors of the train and tracks vs. the countryside are nice.

Mackinac Bridge between the upper and lower peninsulas of Michigan. built in 1958.

Inspeqtor wrote in post #19522581
It amazes me how often I see pictures of steam trains still in use in other parts of the world, but where I live I almost never see them. Once every - I really do not know how often - maybe once every 10 years where I live?

dangermoney wrote in post #19522608
Really like the second one. The contrasting colors of the train and tracks vs. the countryside are nice.

Thank you, guys! It's also known as the Harry Potter train because they used it in the movie. It runs once a day and attracts dozens of photographers.