Tuse Bridge by helanker

Photography • Historical • posted on May 06, 2008

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Hello! HAHA! I already use the variation method. I am afraid I got carried away, when I send all that many springland shots to the upload Folder. I realize, that some of the Springland shots look too much alike so I press some other shots in in their place. Here is a little History. :))) Thanks for stopping by and for your sweet and kind comments to yesterdays 600th upload. It made me very happy. :))) Have a beautiful day. Yes, Also this day begins so beautifully with sunshine, no wind and everything looks so wonderful around here. Now "my" Currant Field has lovely dandelion in the rows. WOW it looks lovely. I am going to plant flowers in my pots today. :)

Comments (19)

ARTWITHIN

3:02AM | Tue, 06 May 2008

Wonderful collage, Helle. I really enjoyed reading the history too. That is a beautiful bridge. To think it has lasted so long is incredible. Here our infrastructure is going down the toilet, and all our money is going out of the country.

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EnaR

3:31AM | Tue, 06 May 2008

Wow, that is so cool getting your beautiful photoes spiced up with some local history and old drawings ;o))))))))))))))

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meico

4:57AM | Tue, 06 May 2008

Fascinating combination of picture elements, with an informative history to help us. Thank you for sharing. Mike

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awjay

7:46AM | Tue, 06 May 2008

neat work my friend

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Indoda

8:43AM | Tue, 06 May 2008

Excellent image and facts - always enjoy the history lessons about your country :)

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G_Mansco

9:21AM | Tue, 06 May 2008

That's a great work ;O)

MrsLubner

12:38PM | Tue, 06 May 2008

That bridge is wonderful to inspect. The building is carefully done and must be why it lasted this long in such good shape. The history on it is very interesting. Fabulous shot and info.

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