Jefferson,Texas by Richardphotos
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the boat owner was swimming. he said, he needed a break from the heat.
this is the same old railroad bridge I posted the other day
Comments (30)
Nice view, excellent capture!
Excellent View!!!!
Really nice shot,Richard.
Nice looking old bridge!
Fine view!
Richard, this is a very tranquil setting.
cool
good shot! the calm water and the vine climbing the old rusty bridge makes this really pretty.
Great shot, I thought I recognised it.
Shining shot.
Nice view....
Understandable.
Looks like a refreshing place indeed :)
Splendid composition and colors my friend
Bet there is a great big old catfish living down there somewhere! Wonderful shot!
nice shot
but nobody was railing about the bridge's condition? Great capture
Very beautiful! That water looks dark. I do not like not being able to see in the water.
Is the bridge still being used? Looks a bit rickidy (sp?). Great picture!
Very fine capture, it is what I most enjoy about your work. Through your camera lens I have seen places I would never be able to visit. Superb work!!!!!
Did you go in for a swim too? The bridge looks better from this POV!
It really is a great old bridge. Nice shot.
Beautiful shot! Very well done!
This reminds me of a scene south of Bismarck, ND, where the Heart river flows into the Missouri! Excellent photo! Bravo!
is he sure that there are no sharks??? ggg cool capture of the rusty bridge! ;o)
Nice shot. Can't blame him for wanting a swim during these dog days of summer!
nice little train bridge :) I think they need a nice blue white red paint job ;-)
Very cool shot, Richard! I love old bridges like this.
Looks really very nice!
Fabulous capture!