Friday, 10 May 2019

Ross Bridge. Tasmania

The beautiful bridge at Ross is an historic bridge in Tasmania, completed in July 1836.  It crosses the Macquarie River.  The sandstone bridge was constructed by convict labour, and is the third oldest bridge still in use in Australia.



The southern side, unfortunately the sun was in the way with the photo below.


The photos below were taken in 2015 so this year we didn't stop to take anymore.
These were taken from the northern side of the bridge and have been posted before in 2015.
There is a vast difference in the colour due to the type of day it was.








38 comments:

  1. Es muy atractiva la primera imagen, mostrando las escaleras que conducen hasta la margen del río.

    Besos

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    1. A different perspective, not everyone shows the stairs to or from the bridge..thank you.

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  2. It is a beautiful bridge and your photos are very good.

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  3. I made a tapestry of that bridge for himself's mother years ago.
    It is beautiful and Andrew is right about your photos.

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    1. Thanks EC.
      How beautiful that tapestry would be, would love to see it...

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  4. This looks like a wonderful structure. I would love to be able to stand on it and look down at the water flowing below.

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    1. Gorgeous bridge. Years ago before the highway was constructed, before the towns were bypassed there was a viaduct going north only, every time it rained heaps there was a flood, so north and south bound traffic used the viaduct waiting in turn to go on it.

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  5. Oops! sorry.
    Translation: these photos are fabulous!!
    : )

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  6. It’s a beautiful stone bridge and it looks very sturdy! They don’t make them like that anymore.

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    1. They sure don't Cynthia. That bridge is still going strong and hopefully will continue to.

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  7. Beautiful beautiful beautiful, the rivers, bridges and scenery, lovely.

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  8. Nice shots of that wonderful bridge. Great with the warm colors.
    Well done Margaret!!

    Greetings, Marco

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  9. Wonderful bridge.
    Great shots, I loved all the photos, but especially liked the 4th is fantastic.
    Hugs
    Maria
    Divagar Sobre Tudo um Pouco

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  10. I like bridges and photos of bridges so I liked this post

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    1. Ok Jo-Anne. Always interesting are bridges, we wouldn't necessarily get to the other side without them :)

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  11. What a beautiful bridge, absolutely stunning.

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  12. Parece un lugar muy tranquilo.
    Un abrazo, Margaret.

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    1. Very peaceful and rather quiet there, can get busy for a small country town as many city folk come to visit as well as tourist.

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  13. Gorgeous bridge dear Margaret !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    i absolutely LOVED the shots ,new and older both are STUNNING!

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    1. Thanks Baili. Always take photos of the bridge when passing through.

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