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Jan 03, 2008 10:39 |  #9961

Box Brownie wrote in post #4621462 (external link)
Even knowing this is Madrid is not helping - it is such a big edifice that there should be touristic links to it in/about Madrid but look as I might I come up blank. As for his 'handeness' I thought it looked righthanded i.e. taken from the back but heh what do I know with this being such an %^&*%&* scan ;)

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Plaza Mayor?

Nope

Box Brownie wrote in post #4621487 (external link)
Having just posted the above I changed my search phrasing ;);)

And finally found this one with a view that IMO does it http://www.travelpod.c​om …083102300.madri​d_park.jpg (external link)

This is the Parque del Retiro

Correct!

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retiro park?

Yes it is...unfortunately though ^^^^


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Jan 03, 2008 10:47 |  #9962

yeah, yeah... rub it in!


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Jan 03, 2008 11:17 |  #9963

OK all my wonderfull WAINers - I have been running out of choices (just a few more up my sleeve) but here is one that I have stripped the EXIF off. I have shown two pictures the actual "what is it called" & WAIN and a supporting image that shows the view looking into what it 'bridges' taken from the centre of the bridge span. I failed to get the full span because of a lack of wide angle lens to hand on that trip but this was at 55mm FL that should give you all a clue as to the length?

I hope not too much of a stinker but IMO certainly something to get your teeth into ;)


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Jan 03, 2008 11:22 |  #9964

Donner Summit in the Sierra Nevada ?


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Jan 03, 2008 11:26 |  #9965

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Donner Summit in the Sierra Nevada ?

Not there.


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Jan 03, 2008 11:35 |  #9966

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Jan 03, 2008 11:39 as a reply to  @ Box Brownie's post |  #9967

Reminds me of a bridge/gorge along the Garden Route (S.A.)


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Jan 03, 2008 11:43 as a reply to  @ glhs509's post |  #9968

And to please my curiosity: Storms River Bridge (external link)


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Jan 03, 2008 11:46 |  #9969

Roy Mathers wrote in post #4622187 (external link)
In Europe?

No

glhs509 wrote in post #4622207 (external link)
Reminds me of a bridge/gorge along the Garden Route (S.A.)

Right country and route - looks like it is not going to last long now :evil: but I do need the name of the bridge (yes it does have a name & I have the picture to prove it) and the river it crosses.

EDIT- Yes Ken you have the location oh so quickly!!! and its 'common' name is the Storms River Bridge but it does have a "name" ~ can you find find it for the extra points? NB To quote one website "It is erroneously known to many as the Storms River Bridge"


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Jan 03, 2008 11:57 as a reply to  @ Box Brownie's post |  #9970

Bloukrans river bridge - highest single span arch bridge in the world. Bungie jumpin anyone?


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Jan 03, 2008 12:10 |  #9971

Box Brownie wrote in post #4622265 (external link)
...but it does have a "name" ~ can you find find it for the extra points? NB To quote one website "It is erroneously known to many as the Storms River Bridge"

How about Paul Sauer Bridge?


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Jan 03, 2008 12:17 |  #9972

Corejonp1 wrote in post #4622347 (external link)
Bloukrans river bridge - highest single span arch bridge in the world. Bungie jumpin anyone?

Now that bridge I distinctly remember on the way to Knysna. I remember zooming along the highway and doing a double-take at the sign and then pulling a u-turn* about 1km down the road.

* I wonder...is it still considered a "U" turn when driving left side :p


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Jan 03, 2008 12:25 as a reply to  @ glhs509's post |  #9973

How did I do that, A bit quick to jump I think, had I looked closer I would have realized the difference in spacing and angles of the supports, and that this bridge is much shorter.


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Jan 03, 2008 12:31 |  #9974

"jump"... hee hee... no pun intended?


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Jan 03, 2008 12:33 |  #9975

glhs509 wrote in post #4622406 (external link)
How about Paul Sauer Bridge?

Absolutely and here is the somewhat small plaque stating so :)

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