Another bridge

The John Foord Bridge across the Murray River between Wahgunyah Victoria and Corowa NSW. Completed in 1893, it replaced a wooden toll bridge constructed in 1862 to link the then colonies of Victoria and New South Wales. The wooden bridge had become dangerous and was eventually removed in 1894 by a bullock team. When the river levels are low, remnants of the old bridge are still visible.

The authorities of the time resisted public calls for a wider , the new steel bridge was constructed at just 18 metres in width and is, now, restricted to one way traffic.

[George]

Great POV.

[Suzanne]

Good morning and thankyou. I scrambled down some steps under the bridge for this one.
@gaf005

[Phil Howcroft]

I love a bridge Suzanne

[Babs]

I thought for a minute that this was at Morpeth in New South Wales. Same style of bridge. Similar to Hinton Bridge too.

[Joan Robillard]

Cool

[Corinne C]

So wonderful reflection! we could be totally confused about where is the real bridge!

[Dawn]

A nice shot

[winghong_ho]

Beautiful capture.

[Delwyn Barnett]

Nice architecture for great framing.

[Diana]

I love this, such an amazing capture and sight!

[Brian]

Great effort to get this POV. Super composition, capture, editing and presentation. Love the reflection. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 fav

[Suzanne]

Thanks Phil. Me, too!
phil_howcroft

[Suzanne]

Morning Babs. Yes I have seen others of similar steel construction.
@onewing

[Suzanne]

Many thanks for all your kind comments.
@joansmor @corinnec @Dawn @wh2021 @dkbarnett @ludwigsdiana @briaan

[borof]

Nice POV.

[Suzanne]

Good morning and thankyou.
@borof