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bahadir, thanks for taking the time to visit...and as usual your kind words inspire me.
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Really nice captures, well done
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Thanks musket for stopping by to take a look. Appreciate it.
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i like local history
so here is some from england with a stone arch bridge this dates from about 1759 as far as i can find out, its commonly know as "the packhorse bridge" as its on a route that the packhorses used to carry goods over the moors from yorkshire to lancashire, its wide enough for horses and men only Gary ![]() |
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Reanimator...thanks for sharing your pic. These bridges are a work of art and such a part of history.
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Nice picture, looks like a well built old bridge.
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