Actually Lincolnshire isn't 100% flat; it's got a glacial ridge running the length of it, north to south, which curves at the exact same place the City of Lincoln was built; in fact, in the centre of Lincoln is 'Steep Hill' and I can confirm that it is both a hill and steep.
The laughingly called Lincoln Bypass goes up the ridge, it's a climb of about 60m, and the road goes under Burton Road, which has a bridge. This shot is looking West down the A46 bypass from that bridge.
Thanks for dropping by yesterday's billiard table shot; both Carole and I are hoping to get some more shots with 'features' in the coming days
This works well as a landscape shot. I think I am realising that colour & mono pick out different details to showcase. I think it was the first time I have stood on this bridge looking down, though I have driven under it many, many times.
Sometimes I try to imagine the world without motorways and cars again......took an age to walk from one place to another, but wasn't it just so much more beautiful?
