Quietly Rusting

A bridge on what was the Galway to Clifden train line, which closed in 1935. It had opened to much fanfare in 1895. This bridge is in a place called Ballynahinch, which should you ever find yourself there is well worth exploring ...as always thanks for stopping by...

[Maggiemae]

Like a Constable painting - very beautiful!

[Terri]

Stunning.

[Jonathan Darrell]

Beautiful processing as always. Even the bridge displays its Autumn colours.

[Walks @ 7]

Such a wonderful fall shot. The tones all complement each other so very well. Fav.

[Richard Sayer]

Happily the bridge melds nicely with its surroundings... I hope that the track-bed has been turned into a footpath and/or cycleway?

[Tim L]

It;s the composition I like, with the river winding away into the distance, seen through the gap under the bridge.

[Dyan Stevens]

Wonderful shot. The bridge could certainly now be seen as a relic of history.

[Margo Sayer]

I went to school in Lisburn and had pals who were fromage surrounding catchment, including Ballynahinch. Still in touch with 3 of them, now respectively in Manchester, Cork and Dublin. Thanks for the memory.

[Denise Wood]

Terrific old bridge :)

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

Ballynahinch, great name. Great processingm

[Gerasimos Georg.]

interesting bridge especially since it's so old.
well framed shot

[Suse♡]

Very pleasing feel here

[Joyce]

Great lines and interesting history Fav

[Sebastian Gritt]

Lovely colour palette choice enhancing historical feel.

[Jerome]

very nice comp

[belinda]

Great composition, love the processing

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Well, one rusty fav deserves another. Would love exploring and photographing this rusty beauty!