Bridging The Gap by beachzz
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I walked under this bridge last week along Humboldt Bay. It's the Samoa bridge, connects Eureka with the Samoa and Manila peninsula. Didn't run into any trolls this time.
Comments (14)
Nice dramatic shot. How did you walk under it???? What, no Trolls....Love the pov. Aloha
Interesting to see what connects these names "Samoa and Manila." Trolls not here? Nice shot. Aloha
Maybe the huge Humboldt Squid hide underneath it, planning their escape for when the day when Old Man Blinkings comes fishing their way with his trusty jig!
A very solid structure! I'd have thought trolls might prefer a more rustic type of home!
A troll-free walk!!! Yeah!!! great shot marilyn! I love the pov! :)
That's a long bridge. I'm used to seeing tall bridges but not long bridges in Northern CA.
Wow, goes all the way to Samoa and Manila? Amazing what man can do...LOL! Great shot, glad the trolls were away at the time!
Excellent POV and capture! I think Trolls prefer bridges over small rivers. ;D
Great shot, hate those trolls, especially when they jump out at you!
Do you mean to imply that this bridge spans most of the Pacific Ocean all the way from Eureka, California to the island of Samoa, and then onto Manila in the Philippines? Good lawd, why wasn't I aware of this engineering marvel? Whatever the case, a terrific POV employed to depict the deep perspective of this monster, M! And, I like the reflectivity and the texture of the water.
real cool shot
That's a heavy duty bridge. No wooden pilings or trolls under there. Dana
Amazing you walked under it, wow walked on water then ;-) and found no trolls, no wonder they are a delicacy in Samoa. Great capture!!
Wonderful shot!!!