Friday, August 28, 2015

Bridges And Boats


The Old and the New: I prefer the old drawbridge to the new one; I think it has more character.  On the other side of the old bridge are hundreds of pleasure craft of all makes and models.  A popular boating area.
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15 comments:

  1. biebkriebels4:35 AM

    The old bridge has more character I agree.

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  2. Andy4:39 AM

    I agree. Lots of character in the old draw bridge,

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  3. Mersad5:39 AM

    I have never seen such a bridge in real life, only in images, and I wonder what it must feel like to stand there while the road in front of you goes up :)

    Mersad
    Mersad Donko Photography

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  4. s.c6:55 AM

    Indeed a road that suddenly seems to be a bridge without other marks than that it is crossing water is no bridge at all in my eyes.

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  5. Birdman8:26 AM

    I like drawbridges too, as long as I'm not in a hurry.

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  6. PerthDailyPhoto8:56 AM

    Love watching the boats pass through when the bridges go up.. I'm with you Kate, the old drawbridge is a beauty.

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  7. Sharon9:57 AM

    I agree about the bridge and I love those fancy boats!

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  8. Kathy10:06 AM

    I'm not sure I've ever driven over a drawbridge. I think I might prefer being second in line, rather than first!

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  9. TexWisGirl10:28 AM

    i'm guessing the new one drives over well. :)

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  10. Halcyon10:39 AM

    I like the old-fashioned one too. Has more character!

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  11. RedPat11:53 AM

    I like the old one too! I do hate to be in the waiting line for them though.

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  12. William Kendall2:05 PM

    I do prefer the old draw bridge.

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  13. LOLfromPasa3:45 PM

    What a difference.

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  14. Lowell7:32 PM

    This looks like Stillwater? Nice place at any rate.

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  15. Kay9:08 PM

    We have a variation on a drawbridge that operates between the Olympic Peninsula and eastern Puget Sound. It has a way of timing openings for the most inconvenient times.

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