The Mossington Bridge is a narrow one on the south side of Lake Simcoe. How narrow?
Just wide enough for one car or truck at a time.
And this is what's under the bridge, a creek emptying into the Lake.
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13 comments:
Oh I haven't been there for ages... it's all painted blue, looks lovely! I really have to get out more!
A blue bridge! That is a new one to me. Nice construction - pity they couldn't make it wider.
Great shots and what a cool color on the bridge.
That's a very lovely bridge - can't get over the use of the word "yield" on your signs!
We don't have bridges looking like that in France. To me they're typically American!
If I may give my opinion, whoever chose that blue color should be shot.
LOL
Yesterday's clematis were wonderful. I love the dew or rain on them.
Rune,
I don't know for sure but I suspect it's narrow on purpose to keep traffic speeds down. Many pedestrians and cyclists travel this road.
We still have some "one-lane" bridges around here and some covered bridges that are one lane. I never saw a blue one in my life. Until today. LOL
what a pretty color!
Very nice photo of the blue bridge! I don't agree that bridge color requires capital punishment though. We also have a few one-lane bridges near here and a two-lane, blue bridge over the Potomac River between Maryland and Virginia.
I somehow missed this...you sure don't see many bridges like this that are being used around here.
beautiful bridge... love the blue...
I wouldn't want to cross that at night and meet someone on the other side..
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