No correct guesses for last
week's Sunday Snap Castle
in the sky. The romantic castle in question was Bamburgh
Castle on the Northumberland coast. I took the photo from
Seahouses Harbour.
For this week we've gone
from beautiful sunsets to gritty industrialism. This bridge takes its
name from the river it crosses. Opened in 1928 it has become a symbol
of the city it links too. Over the years it has been painted in
various colours but currently sports its original colour of green.
So, of course the question
for this week is – what bridge is this?
You really do get about, enjoy your blog. Haphazard guess Humber bridge
ReplyDeleteYes, we're always out and about! Not the the Humber Bridge unfortunately. It's actually been some years since I went over so perhaps a revisit is in order!
DeleteSorry Vanessa forgot to put who I am. Carol, Newark cake club xx
ReplyDeleteLovely to hear from you. I hope you and Amy are well.
DeleteRidiculous guess I have just read everything again. I will try again when I have engaged brain
ReplyDeleteNo it was good guess! I think the Humber is actually classed as an estuary rather than a river.
DeleteI have no idea but it is a very interesting angle.
ReplyDeleteI just looked up and there it was waiting to be photographed!
DeleteI have no idea where it is, but I love the pic - I find industrial pics really quite beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI'm not one usually for messing about with photographs but I did think black and white would work well with this style of shot.
DeleteI love bridges , I love architecture.
ReplyDeleteThere is something quite very impressive with the architecture of a bridge. How on earth do they keep up?!
DeleteOh I have no idea where it is. Interesting perspective x
ReplyDeleteI took some photographs of the whole bridge as well but liked this one the most.
DeleteThe Tyne Bridge maybe?
ReplyDeleteCorrect! Go straight to the top of the class! It is indeed the Tyne Bridge.
Deletei have no idea but it;s a beautiful snap nether the less ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you! I was pleased to be able to release it from the confines of my camera's memory card.
DeleteI see someone's already got there - my guess would have been the Severn Bridge (I'm sure that was green at one point!)
ReplyDeleteThat's one bridge I've never been over as we enter always Wales further north. Good guess as it spans a river of the same name. I have no idea what colour it is though!
DeleteI had no idea what the bridge was but I am quite surprised that someone actually guessed it.
ReplyDeleteIt's three weeks into Sunday Snap and the first time anyone has guessed correctly!
Deletegreat shot!
ReplyDeleteThanks! It's nice to have something come out looking quite good.
DeleteNo idea but it's a fabulous picture :)
ReplyDeleteThank you! I took lots during the day but this one stood out.
DeleteI would never have guessed the bridge. Great photo.
ReplyDeleteBetter luck next time! A bit of brick is quite hard to guess.
DeleteStunning photo, I love black and white photos of structures. It makes them so interesting!
ReplyDeleteAs soon as I took the shot I thought it would look better in black and white.
Deletegorgeous picture, I l;ove looking at pics like this.
ReplyDeleteI want to take some more photos of bridges now but it's tough finding a suitable one.
DeleteWhat a fantastic picture, I have to admit I have no idea where it is though! x
ReplyDeleteToo many bridges to choose from! It is well known though.
DeleteNot sure but what a great capture.
ReplyDeleteIt was a shot that was crying out to be taken.
DeleteI wouldn't have guessed correctly, so it's great that someone did. Lovely pic.
ReplyDeleteI'm pleased as well because I've been teasing people with these questions for weeks now!
DeleteOne of Newcastle's many bridges? Great photo.
ReplyDeleteIt is! The most famous of the many bridges that links to Newcastle.
DeleteI'm rubbish at this I never get it right!! No ideas this week. Love the interesting photo though!
ReplyDeleteMaybe it's somewhere you haven't been yet. There can't be many places left!
DeleteGreat picture! Sad to say I have no way to guess what bridge it might be.
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