Lady Loch by cfulton
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Description
Close to Wellington in 1853 Lady Loch, a wooden bridge named after the Governor�s wife, was used for access across the Berg River between Cape Town and Paarl. In 1910 it was replaced with a steel bridge which became the first steel bridge in South Africa.
The traffic was non existent on the Sunday that I took this, so I was able to get down low for this shot.
Thank you for all of the comments,
Clive
Comments (13)
Great POV on this shot and of course the cool information
Great pic! There is a camellia named the same.
Love the angle! My favorite thing about this, though, are the painted footprints on each side. :)
Beautiful and I love your POV!
I'm glad you did get down low. Very well done.
That's my kind of traffic. Another historic scoop from you:)
Nice POV and I like the footprints!
A superb POV Clive and a very symmetrical shot.
By lying low you just made this picture different Clive. Just love this capture. God Bless.
I'm with Tara, those footprints caught me right off the bat... Great capture!
That's a great POV mate! And thanks for that short History, it sure helps.. :-) Rob
Great pov Great image Hugs Susan~
Original idea.