The Roman Aquaduct,Segovia,Spain

The aquaduct is over 700metres long and almost 30metres high.It has been here since,around the end of the first century AD-no one knows exactly when,and was built without use of mortar or cement.Although,it no longer carries water,it is an impressive sight.I have posted a shot if it from the opposite side on my other album.

[bruni]

I love this one not just for the impressive aquaduct but also the action in this pictures and the Christmas decoration.

[Arthur Loosley]

Beautiful shot, nicely processed, and I like the contrast in age and size!

[Yvonne]

Love how you can really get a sense of the size. WOW.

[judith deacon]

What an awesome looking construction, so good to see it in this context with building around it, it really conveys the shear size of the structure. Great pic.

[Cathy Donohoue]

That really is awesome. The sheer size of it. Wonderful capture.

[Michel Dumas]

Excellent POV to show this impressive structure

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Wow! You really get the sense of the size of that magnificent structure in your capture!

[Jane Pittenger]

Got to fav this one. Like the contrast, sense of proportions, the story this tells that the other view doesn't

[Bep]

This is enormous!

[👑 AnaZad]

An instant FAV. My favorite corner in Segovia; the aqueduct and Candido Restaurant! The best. Great picture.

[Rosie White-Hlouveraki]

Lovely scene and processing!

[Shirley Chetwynd]

Fabulous shot Carol

[carol white]

@anazad511 .Yes,Ana,Rosie and I loved Segovia,such a nice old-fashioned feel to it,and the castle is just like a fairytale one,

[❀ Lynn]

Incredible to think how long that has been around. It must be one of the seven wonders?