Bridge of the 19th August 1944

A former railway bridge over the river Tech at Reynès, so called because it was the site of an attack by French resistance fighters on a German Army convoy which was retreating towards Spain. The resistance leader and one German soldier were killed.

[Dyan Stevens]

Spectacular!

[Photo Bird]

Great lines leading the eye and love the red and blue against the greys

[Kahsia]

Great photo. Love the leading lines, shadows and the red railing. Fav!

[Hazel]

I love the way the French give these date names to places. A dramatic shot - and also love the glimpse of blue sky.

[Granagringa]

Really like how my eye gets pulled right to that little opening at the end of the bridge...

[Granagringa]

Oh, forgot to ask.....have you crossed it yourself? Devil still around?

[Tim L]

@granagringa I think I've walked to the centre from each direction, but cross it in one go, no, I think not. My soul is safe from the Devil!

[Jacquie]

Love the colours, lines and shapes.