Pryor Creek Bridge--FoR

This bridge was built in 1926 to carry US Highway 66 traffic from 1926-1932. It is 123' long by 19' wide. The bridge was added to the National Register Historical marker in 2006.

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[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great shot and I love all the shadows.

[Islandgirl]

Great lines and shadows!

[Joan Robillard]

Fab shot

[Jennifer Potter]

Very pretty! I love old bridges like this. And I love to hear about its Rt. 66 history, too!

[Corinne]

love the intricate web of branches around the bridge .

[Caterina]

Nice play of the branches almost hiding the bridge

[Milanie]

I hope this is one of those one car at a time bridges! Glad to see that it has been preserved with the Historical marker - so much is just destroyed. It almost looks like it's within a tunnel from the trees.

[*lynn]

The details of the trees are quite amazing in this shot! great light and shadows

[gloria jones]

Wonderful pov, leading line, composition

[KoalaGardens🐨]

I do like the depth of detail in this - great shot!

[haskar]

Great lines and details. Fabulous capture.

[eDorre]

Another great comp and b&w

[Diana]

Fabulous capture of the wonderful lines and shadows.

[Babs]

Fabulous old bridge.

[Karly]

Wonderful! Love the old bridge and all of those gnarly trees. Great in B/W - especially the shadows.

[Casablanca]

This is such an American bridge! Love it. Reminds me of the covered ones in Vermont......only without the covers! Super lines

[Ivan]

Interesting bridge...fav

[KWind]

Beautiful! FAV.

[tony gig]

Great capture...fav

[judith deacon]

Great image, perfect for the theme.

[Caroline]

I love the detail of all those tiny little branches. Fav

[Walks @ 7]

Just exceptional!

[Yao RL]

It looks really cool in B&W.

[Larry L]

Really super!

[4rky]

Beautiful light and shadow with amazing detail. Fab!

[CC Folk]

Nice history and I like all the chaos of the small branches.