Weekly Photo Challenge – Bridge Connection
I came to Portland, Oregon as a student forty years ago. At that time, there were nine bridges in the Willamette Valley. I had to remember which bridge to take from Milwaukie to downtown Portland, or which bridge to take to get on Interstate 5 to go to Seattle, Washington. Forty years later, there is one new bridge that makes ten bridges in Portland, Oregon. In this post, I include one bridge from Portland. Other bridges are from our travel.

The St. Johns Bridge is a steel suspension bridge that spans the Willamette River in Portland, Oregon, USA. I took this photo from Cathedral Park in the St. Johns neighborhood.

The Sydney Harbor Bridge is a steel through arch bridge across Sydney Harbor, Australia. My husband and I joined a tour to climb to the top of the Bridge.

London Bridge, London crosses over River Thames in central London. We only had photos taken by the bridge.

This Bamboo Bridge is in Lan Tau Island, Hong Kong. It needed attention and concentration to walk across this bridge.

This Suspension Bridge is in Shenzhen, China. My family and I only walked to the middle of the bridge to have photos taken.
Very cool bridges! Is London Bridge a drawbridge?
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It is, Dwight. I’ve seen pictures of it.
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Interesting!
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Yes!
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St John’s bridge….my hometown area. Beautiful pictures
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Thank you so much, Jen! My daughter and her husband like to eat out in that area! I took more photos of the bridge after going to the pumpkin farm!
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Wow I really love that last one – thanks Miriam! Love, Debbie
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I couldn’t keep my balance without holding on the side!
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I bet! ❤ 🙂
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Satisfied the curiosity to get on that bridge!!
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Very impressive collection.
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Thank you very much! I have a couple more in predigital stage. Thank you that you like them
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Nicely curated collection, Miriam!
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Thank you very much, Teresa! Maybe I should make prints to put them on my wall. But I have many favorite sunset and beach photos, and my watercolor. I end up hanging nothing…haha!
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Yeah, it’s a challenge!
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I’ll see how feel after the house painting is done. I bought some frames for my watercolor, so several of them will go on the wall!
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That house painting project is a real job. Good for you!
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We are done with upstairs and the stairway. Will take a week of, then do downstairs! Yes, a big job!
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I love the bridges in Portland! Great photos!
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Yes, each has its own character! Thank you for your comment!
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So many beautiful and interesting bridges, all in different shapes.
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Yes, it is interesting. I like to study a little story behind each bridge. Sometime the designer wanted to achieve certain thing when they designed the bridge!
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Why no picture of Portland’s newest no-cars bridge? But I do like the ones you did pick.
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It was a short visit to my daughter. Didn’t have time to visit the newest bridge. Lot of promotional items with the 10 bridges on and the years built. Would be interesting to see it on my next visit!
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Amazing pictures! 😍
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Thank you! I’m glad you like them!
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I like your pictures, and the luck you had to took it!
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Yes, I am. I have had the pleasure to travel to many places when I was working, because I had a month vacation a year!
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Great photographs Miriam 😊
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Thank you, Elaine. I didn’t have time to visit you, may have to wait until finish painting house. See you later!
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Beautiful photos. 🙂
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Thank you so much!!
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You’re welcome.
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🙂 🙂
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