the viaduct by mickuk50
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a very good morning to you all :o)..
this is just a fraction of the railway viaduct i will show more of it tomorrow .i really enjoyed the fresh air it really perked me up and of course i got to take pics aswell :o)..
some information for you : the whole viaduct was completed in just over 4 years starting in 1848 and finishing in 1852 when at that time there were no cranes or diggers just horses and a pulley system . it cost £44,500 to build and is 760 yards long .the viaduct has 43 arches ,2 of them you see in my pic today spanning the river tees .they are 65 ft high and spans of 67 ft and took 139,000 cubic ft of stone .there is over 7.5 million bricks in this stucture .the viaduct was designed by thomas grainger and john bourne of edinburgh .some of the information came from internet sources and some from books .
todays music is provided by bob marley from the hi-fi not the head phones. it was going to be nat king cole but thought it was a little mellow for this time of the morning lol :o)..
have a great day my friends and thanks for looking :o)
mick
Comments (42)
Wonderful photo mate! I love the sunlight coming in from behind the viaduct.. Well spotted...
Fantastic photo.
Very interesting narative and a fantastic capture also like the way you have caught the sunlight looks awesome when you zoom in thanks for sharing !!!!
BEAUTIFUL ANGLE & COMPOSITION :)
Beautiful foto and excellent choice of music!!
great shot! nice history lesson also Mick! as for music, I will listen to alsmost anything but U2 and Pink Floyd do it for me the most!
great foto and arch.
Really interesting to know all about it! It's amazing that such terrific structure were built without much technology. Super pic! I prefer a cathedral- like silence first thing, by the way!!
Hey Mick, what a cool story, and you told it well :) I love this view of it, and it seems to be in relatively good shape still!!! I would love to visit England some day, am sure it us very lovely! Have a great day mate ~ take care.
Amazing capture and colors Mick...and i like Bob Marley...have a great day!!:-)
Really nice image Mick!
excelente escena bravo
Excellent capture Mick,looks like the weather is better with you than with us LOL great capture well done..
Weather looks quite good up there Mick, forecast Wednesday here gonna be best day of the week, then return to rain tomorrow. Great capture of this old viaduct, and I always appreciate some interesting background information. I know its sometimes hard work researching the info lol. The colours here are very autumn like.
excellent light & angle :)
What a capture !!!! lovely ~
Impressive shot. Outstanding light and shadowplay. Great.
Excellent picture. Todd
Oh such marvelous light and colors... an amazing capture Mick!
Excellent shot Mick! The light looks perfect, great POV! Looking forward to seeing the rest!
wow great shot, and the history behind it is great too, alot of hard work went into buliding that it's beautiful.
Very amazing structure and an outstandin capture. It looks so lovely this time of the day with the soft lighting and deep shadows.
WOW this is wonderful
wonderful perspective, excelent light and color !
Thomas Grainger actually died in 1852.I did a search on the name to see if there was any tie to Grainger supply.excellent capture as you managed to get the details on the dark side of the viaduct and the reflections
Great work!!
excellent
Excellent Capture!!!
Great shot ! Amazing light , compo and colors ! Ana
This shot is looks amazing. Great mood.