post your pictures of bridges

I've not posted recently but I came across this Leica B/W scan I took c1960. I hope it catches your interest. Leica M3 f2 Sumicron.
A London cityscape really. It was taken from the top of St Pauls Cathedral. Showing Tower Bridge to the right hand side of the picture and to the left of the bridge is The Monument to the great fire of London Sept 1666.
A cityscape from the same vantage point will look somewhat different today.

Thanks John. Actually I was asking about Andy R's post.

Harbor Bridge - Corpus Christi, Texas
(note- In the background, you can see the construction of a new, taller Harbor Bridge, which will allow much larger freight, tanker and cruise ships entry into the Port of Corpus Christi.)

Pont Vieux (Old Bridge), Carcassonne with the new-er road bridge behind it and the River Aude.

Blackfriars Railway Bridge, London

Barbarian wrote in post #18998456

A nice sharp series of pics Barbarian, very nice, but do you think you could manage a short description and location please. Also your camera details for us poor mortals who have not been granted supernatural powers would be nice.
In anticipation, many thanks

john crossley wrote in post #18999425

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JC, you have deliberately avoided giving info about your pics in response to my previous post
Now come on JC, be a good lad - reveal the all-revealing info, we are not in the 40s when all the signs had to be removed in case we were invaded - on second thoughts, we are being invaded now without realising it - hacksaws and spanner’s out Mainwaring.

Ponte Sant'Angelo, Rome.

Rocky Creek Bridge, in California

Capn Jack wrote in post #19000668
Rocky Creek Bridge, in California

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Been over that one about a million times. We always stop at Bixby.

drdiesel1 wrote in post #19000674
Been over that one about a million times. We always stop at Bixby.

I wanted to stop there, too. But there was construction from before Rocky Creek to beyond Bixby when I was there. All the turnouts and parking in that area was closed.

The River Severn estuary, UK

Both road bridges in the distance and decommissioned Oldbury nuclear power station to the left

On one of our journeys ..

San Fran Ca