Seein Double?? by beachzz
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Another place I can't remember the name of (though I think Tara knows where it is--bet she'll remind me, then I'll tell you!!) I do remember you could walk to the edge of the cliff near the bridge and there was a sign saying not to let your dog walk off leash. There were NO fences or walls along the rim. Yikes!!
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Yikes is right. It makes you wonder how many people lost pets along that rim before they decided to post the sign.
What a great idea for a photo.
cool!
OH DEAR! I always empty my camera card on to the PC every day, so I can still remember what I saw or did. My pics are my diary!
OK, it looks like Deception Pass to me, but all those tall bridges do tend to look the same (thanks, Army Corps of Engineers!)...beautiful capture of the bridge and its Doppelganger!
Yes, I can bail you out. :P I think it's the Crooked River Gorge. I mean ... I know exactly where and what it is, but am not sure of the name. It's at the Peter Skene Ogden State Park in Oregon, but that isn't what I would call it if I wanted to tell you where I'd been! LOL! It's north of Terrebonne a little ways. :)
Fabulous capture. You know that there was at least one irresponsible pet owner who didn't have the brains to think that there was a very steep drop...
I like the photo with the bridge's shadow. It doesn't look like the railroad bridge that is out that way so I think it is called the Crooked River High Bridge. A great POV in any case!
Oh no! This doesn't do my acrophobia one bit of good! I would be lying face down after stepping five feet onto the bridge. No flip-flops allowed here! Otherwise, I love this magnificent shot of the unidentified Erector Set structure, Marilyn, with the ominous black shadow it casts onto the hard scrabble cliff to the right. Just look at those deep textures on that cliffside.
Well, the view is breathtaking. Very nice bridge. Great play with the shadow of the bridge. Perfect work :-)
Great photo, fantastic view!
Marvelous bridge and fantastic shadows !
a fun and interesting shot, that place looks dangerous.
Amazing capture !
That realy nice picture of this bridge and refection on the side ((5++))