RuneE is sponsoring this monthly challenge on the first Monday of every month. Bridges Between is subject to open interpretation.
We have a long trail that goes from one side of the city to the other, following Burnt Bridge Creek.
At one time this little bridge was the end of the trail.
It's a great place to watch the ducks in the spring and summer but even they know when to head for warmer shelter when the snows blanket the earth.
People here in this city of Vancouver, WA appreciate the outdoors and have made a lot of walking trails. Eventually, funds were available to extend this trail beyond this little bridge where it ended 20 years ago. It had only 4 miles built along this creek until then. THUS, this little bridge represents the "between" part of the old trail and the newer addition. It is truly a bridge between the old and the new trail.
I walked over this snowy bridge during our 2nd snowfall of this winter about two weeks ago.
12 comments:
Great bridge, Paulie. And great snow!
Beautiful take on the theme! And a gorgeous place. You have some great snow scenes this winter. I still stop by the Kiggins house remodel to see if any more progress.
A nice bridge between the old and new trail. I love the look of it.
A peaceful bridge if ever I have seen one - a proper place to ponder both this and that. And get some good exercise at the same time!
Beautiful photos,and a beautiful little bridge.
This time the bridge is a real one , not a symbolic one;I like this idea to make trails Beautyful pictures!
I love to hear that a town or city preserves land for walking trails. I live in such a community too!
I see nothing wrong with your photos. There were a few I really liked such as this 2nd bridge, the simplicity of the twigs sticking up from the snow, the birds, etc. All very good in my book.
Such a pretty little bridge. I love the snowfall effect in your background ~ very cool!
What a scenic place you have there.
Nice pictures. Sounds like a great place to walk and enjoy the outdoors.
that is a lot of snow you have there - we had some for two days but it is gone now
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