Monochrome Monday - Bridges on my Travels - Part 2 !!
Here we are back again for another @monochromemonday hosted by our man #the-guy-photos last week i showed you some more exotic famous bridges from around the world well today i am going the opposite by presenting to you some older wooden bridges with character that i have seen and walked across in my travels , lets start with this simple wooden plank bridges that is built across a small river in a small village in northeast of Thailand simple but serves it purpose.
These old walk way bridges you will find along the Bangkok river Canal in the heart of Bangkok city this river canal runs for miles through the heart of Bangkok city allowing commuters to fast track to and from work in taxi boats along this river canal and the walkway bridges allowing people to cross side to side along the river canal.
One of the park bridges in Bangna park in Bangkok City.
A home town fishing pier bridge back in north coast of Australia a town called Gosford.
And this old wooden bridge here also in my home country Australia has got to be one of my favorite bridges in the city of Sydney.
This old wooden bridge is in a suburb called La Perouse in Sydney and the bridge connects the mainland to this little island called Bare Island which use to be the an old military outpost in the late 1800's but now it has been turned into museum and tourist attraction , great views from the old wooden bridge.
Hope you enjoyed Part 2 of my #monochromemonday bridges i will bring you Part 3 next week with the more modern walkway bridges.
Thank you to the #the-guy-photos for hosting @monochromemonday.
These old walk way bridges you will find along the Bangkok river Canal in the heart of Bangkok city this river canal runs for miles through the heart of Bangkok city allowing commuters to fast track to and from work in taxi boats along this river canal and the walkway bridges allowing people to cross side to side along the river canal.
One of the park bridges in Bangna park in Bangkok City.
A home town fishing pier bridge back in north coast of Australia a town called Gosford.
And this old wooden bridge here also in my home country Australia has got to be one of my favorite bridges in the city of Sydney.
This old wooden bridge is in a suburb called La Perouse in Sydney and the bridge connects the mainland to this little island called Bare Island which use to be the an old military outpost in the late 1800's but now it has been turned into museum and tourist attraction , great views from the old wooden bridge.
Holy cow. We get 4 draw bridges here to cross the Fox River running through Oshkosh, WI. Nowhere is there wooden bridges like these for foot traffic.
Although they appear very haphazard and almost safe, these wooden bridges do serve well.
I like the one from Australia best I think.
This is only a very very minimal fraction of walkway bridges that i am showing you i have seen many , especially in Thailand there is one every 500 meters along this canal and they are all different designs and shapes and i do agree with you the Australia one is awesome looking :)
What a cool selection of bridges, I love wooden bridges that have such a cool style and feel to them so I do love this post
Yes i do agree with you wooden bridges just have more charisma i think :)
Yes thats such a good word for them Charisma
Haha...i am glad you liked it i don't know were i got it from it just sounded good...lol :)
Its a word I do not use enough I will have to slip it into a comment myself today LOL
Why not i will share it with you :)
you are always so kind :)
Howdy sir hangin! wow those are great bridge shots. That military base turned tourist site looks interesting too. You make bridges looks good sir, even in monochrome!
Well thank you sir janton it's all about trying to get the right angles which makes them look great :)
howdy again sir hangin! well sir, I think it also takes a good eye to know what shot to take and you have it!
Thank you sir janton this is true :)
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