Bridges
Maybe it's just me, but every time I look at this crazy bridge in Hanover City, Germany it reminds me of the spoked wheels of a bike. Two large spoked wheels rolling towards the horizon. I feel as if I should be riding across the bridge on a bike instead of driving over it in a car. Can't you see ...
The swinging bridge at Kootenai Falls near Libby, Montana is a breathtaking sight to see. The green trees covering the hillside in direct contrast with the rough terrain along the water's edge. The bridge itself reaches out high above the emerald green river below. There is a peacefulness there that can only be found in nature. The question is...are you ...
The Evergreen Point Floating Bridge, officially changed to the Governor Albert D. Rosellini Bridge in 1988 ( to honor the governor who advocated the bridge's construction) is probably the closest you'll ever get to driving on a large body of water. It is 7,500 feet across making it the longest floating bridge in the world.
Stretching across the Oresund Straight is the truly innovative 7,845 meter (25,738 foot) Oresund Bridge or as it's locally referred to, the Oresundsbron. For locals or tourists looking to travel between Malmo, Sweden and Copenhagen, Denmark, without having to fly, the Oresund Bridge is the route to take.
Connecting the city of Vancouver, British Columbia to the North Shore (in North Vancouver) is the famous Lions Gate Bridge. Also known as the First Narrows Bridge, The Lions Gate Bridge is an articulate suspension bridge going from Stanley Park across Burrard Inlet to North and West Vancouver. The name Lions Gate is said to be named after The Lions, ...
Crossing the bridge between Copperhill, TN and McCaysville, GA is like being in the middle of an old, picturesque country painting. So peaceful it's almost magical. Extremely classic, yet something you wouldn't see in most places around the world. I can imagine during the summer months, the bridge and river underneath must be transformed into somewhat of a playground, enjoyment ...
Far more than just your typical bridge, the Pont du Gard (Roman aqueduct bridge) in southern France was once a virtual lifeline to the city of Nimes. The Pont du Gard was part of a 50 km aqueduct that ran from Uzes, at the source of the Eure, all the way to Nimes where it was one of the main ...
So many times in life we find ourselves looking back at where we've been, what we've done, what we would have changed, etc. Instead we should be looking forward, looking to see what's up ahead, looking to see what the world has to offer. It's our past that brought us to where we are today. So cross each bridge as ...
The Stari Most bridge (also known as the "Old Bridge") was originally built way back in 1566 during the height of the Ottoman Empire. It was a Turkish architect who designed the bridge, commissioned by Suleiman the Magnificant, to replace the wooden suspension bridge that had previously been built to span the Neretva River. However, Stari Most became much more ...
The Ambassador Bridge, connecting Detroit, Michigan and Windsor, Ontario is more than a simple suspension bridge connecting two countries. It is the busiest international border crossing in all of North America.
