Swing Bridge

This swing bridge is situated on Georgian Bay and was built in 1913 to allow rail traffic between Manitoulin Island and the main land, the oldest swing bridge in North America swings open for 15 minutes on the hour to allow watercraft to pass. Can you see the sailboat going through the bridge on the bottom right??

So glad you liked my water lily, as it made it to the PP for a little while!

[Maggiemae]

How very interesting! Not just the swing bridge but learning about Manitoulin Island! Was up at Lake Fortescue recently and also my son is a pilot for Georgian Airways!

[Margo]

Never heard of a swing bridge. Great shots A FAV

[Milanie]

Love seeing how it operates Fantastic display of this bridge.

[gloria jones]

Cool collage of shots

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Nice collage- and I like that one with the sailboat going through. It really shows what the bridge is all about.

[Bill Fenske]

Nice collage. I haven't seen one of those in a while.

[Gena Pegg]

Very cool.....love how you have presented this....super pov's.

[Babs]

Fabulous triptych. Really tells a story.

[Jeff in VT, USA]

Well presented..

[Joyce]

Love the way you've presented this.

[Karen Mitchell]

OH my gosh, this is so cool! I haven't ever seen anything like it! Great collection of shots.

[Issi Bannerman]

Lovely collage of this super bridge! Such an incredible feat of engineering, and so nicely presented.

[Denise Wood]

terrific captures :)

[Susie]

Cool capture

[sally agnew]

A fascinating structure, thank you for sharing :)

[8yearson]

Nice collage, works well to show what the bridge is all about.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Wonderful collage and such an interesting looking bridge.

[Nova]

Very cool Kathy, thanks for showing us the 3 versions, it makes for a great collage. :)

[Dawn]

Impressive structure fav

[Ksenia]

Excellent collage! Very well composed.

[bkb in the city]

Very interesting

[Francesca Ciarrocchi]

Impressive structure! Great collage!