Wordless Wednesday - July 16, 2008
(click on image for larger view)I decided to return to Wordless Wednesday, at least for this week, after a long break. It's taken a while to get back to normalcy around here as 'life seems to keep happening while I'm busy making other plans'. (John Lennon)
This photo is of the railroad bridge seen in the background of the picture I posted for Wordless Wednesday a couple of months ago of a local restaurant here in Monroe. The restaurant, Warehouse No 1, sits on the Ouachita River and you can see all of the local traffic bridges, as well as this railroad bridge from the deck overlooking the river. I took both photos the same day with my old Olympus film camera sometime during the 80s.
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Happy Wordless Wednesday to all!
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18 Comments:
What a magnificent shot. I'd love it even if my blog topic wasn't model railroad trains!
Great shot!
I love old photos, anything antique. Bring so much memories.
Happy WW!
My husband and I both loved this.
I have missed you. I kept on stopping by and saw no entries.
So I am glad you stopped by Penny Lane today because I was thinking of you recently and told myself to visit your blog. So thanks for the comment.
I caught up with all your enteries.
I hope John is all adusted in his new environment.
Your grand-daughter is adorable. I wish her well and good luck in school!
I get those allergy headaches too. This year seems to be worse than I can ever remember, but then again, my memory is beginning to fail me, I could not remember your URL, so thanks again for posting.
Fabulous shot!
Wow! That's the kind of shots I would like to take. Great job!
That's a wonderful shot. How I'd love to walk along that bridge!
WOW! Thanks for all the wonderful comments everybody. You've made my day!
Randall, this one does seem to fit perfectly with your blog.
Jean, thank you for the really kind comments you've left here. I had a spell there where I had to get a little balance back in my life and found it hard to get back to regular blogging. I think I'm good to go again now though!
Sandy, I don't believe you can walk along this particular bridge but one of the nearby traffic bridges has a pedestrian walkway on it. I'm not sure I could walk it though as I have both a height and a bridge phobia. While the bridges here aren't necessarily that high, it would still be enough to give me hiney tingles as PW would say.
Awesome capture. Like that sepia color as well. Thanks for stopping by!
i remember you from ww :) i need to start that again I miss seeing such wonderful photos like this one. I hope u have a great week and thank you
Glad your back. Our two year old loves trains. A very nice photo.
What a great bridge and a great set up for the shot. I've been busy today and am just getting around to visit. Hope you had a great day.
Hi Marsha, Liked the picture, gives a feeling of long adventurous journey ahead.
Super picture. It looks like you are standing right in the middle----whoo whoo--here comes the train.
Thanks for visiting my blog. MB
That's a gorgeous picture ! I would frame it and hang it on a wall !
That's a wonderful shot!!!
That is a great shot of a cool bridge! I got started a little earlier today. Stop by my place if you get a chance. Have a wwonderful day!
Wow! Excellent shot
That is an awesome bridge! I'm not sure I would have wanted to stand right there to take a picture... but it's a neat photo!
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