This rather rusty and rickety-looking railroad bridge is in Niles Canyon, near Fremont, California. It was built in the early 1900s by Western Pacific Railroad, who later operated the legendary California Zephyr passenger trains.
dimanche 8 avril 2012
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This rather rusty and rickety-looking railroad bridge is in Niles Canyon, near Fremont, California. It was built in the early 1900s by Western Pacific Railroad, who later operated the legendary California Zephyr passenger trains.
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I do remember well that style of construction. I never did but many friends would climb to the top and dive into the rivers around home.
Love the header and the bridge pictures.
From the first coast.
I must say, that Silver Horizon is handsome!
Have a blessed and beautiful Easter, M. et Mme. la Vache!
What an amazing photo of that bridge, Louis! It is very well-captured!
Thanks for hosting!
It's amazing (and scary) how old some of the bridges are that we are still using. Nice shot. Happy Easter. Mickie :)
I like rust better
To beautiful pictures . The iron bridge is just amazing with al that colors and rust. Like it very much indeed.
I've finally managed to slide into this meme! The rickety-looking railroad bridge looks like a sculpture of some sort! A wonderful shot, Louis!
Happy weekend :D
I love the silver California Zephyr and the cool shot of the bridge. Thanks for hosting, Louis! Have a Happy Easter!
I love those old railroad bridges!
Great bridge!!! But I have to say...I'm rather partial to that California Zephyr!!!
Cool old bridge! It makes a nice header shot too. :)
Great old bridge, and I would love to ride that Zephyr!
Happy Easter, mon ami!
Bises,
Genie
Quite a contrast between that great old rickety bridge and the sleek and shiny Zephyr train!
What a fabulous photo of the train trestle bridge. Love the angle of the photo.
I just love the California Zephyr. I would have loved to travel on one or at lest have one in my back yard !
cheers, parsnip
That is one big bridge...especially in your banner.
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