Bridges in Berwick

The bridge in front is the Royal Tweed Bridge opened in 1928. It was built to replace the Berwick or Old Bridge pictured behind, and was opened in 1624. The old bridge is still in use and takes traffic in one direction only.
I was pleased to visit the Quilter's Guild exhibition in Berwick, the main reason for our visit today.

[Margaret Brown]

Super capture and framing.

[Pat Knowles]

Fabulous bridges in tandem!

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely capture

[carol white]

Nicely captured scene

[Boxplayer]

That old bridge is looks really attractive - looks like one of the old Thames bridges out west.

[Carole Sandford]

Great comparison to have the two next to each other. Nicely captured!

[Jennie B.]

Amazing that the old bridge still can be operational.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Wonderful to see the old and the new side-by-side !

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[Bill]

I have a hard time getting my arms around a bridge which is 400 years old and still usable. Our bridges are falling apart and many were built in the 1950's and 60's.

[Jane Pittenger]

Nice depth

[Diana]

What a great capture of a bridge through a bridge! Lovely layers and shapes.

[Kerry McCarthy]

Pretty shot of both bridges. Looks like a gorgeous day!

[Fisher Family]

A nice shot of the two bridges. I like to include the third railway bridge in my shots, although I wouldn't say I had taken a shot that I was fuly satisfied with.

Ian

[Judith Johnson]

@fishers You're right Ian but I didn't manage a capture of all three

[wendy frost]

Brilliant capture of the bridges side by side and lovely with the gorgeous blue sky.