Showing posts with label Scottish bridges series. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scottish bridges series. Show all posts
31 August 2016

Scottish Bridges: 57. Abergeldie Castle Bridge (after the flood)

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This is the third of three flood-damaged bridges that I visited on the River Dee in Aberdeenshire during August 2016. When I visited in 20...
29 August 2016

Scottish Bridges: 56. Crathie Suspension Bridge (after the flood)

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This is the second of three damaged bridges that I visited on the River Dee in Scotland during August 2016. Built in 1834 and modified in ...
27 August 2016

Scottish Bridges: 55. Cambus O'May Bridge (after the flood)

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A couple of weeks ago, I visited the River Dee in Aberdeenshire, and returned to three bridges which I had previously seen in the Summer of ...
07 October 2012

Scottish Bridges: Final summary

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At last, that's over. I started posting reports on the bridges visited during a 3-day Scottish tour at the beginning of July, and it has...
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03 October 2012

Scottish Bridges: 54. Footbridge at Invermark

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The grand finale. The pièce de résistance. This, believe it or not, was planned as the culmination of our entire Scottish bridge tour. And, ...
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01 October 2012

Scottish Bridges: 53. Loups Bridge

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Loups Bridge is another of John Justice Jr's structures. We'd been to his other bridges at Crathie , Kirkton of Glenisla , and Haugh...
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18 September 2012

Scottish Bridges: 52. Haugh of Drimmie Bridge

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The final day of our Scottish bridges trip revolved around the bridges of the Justice family of blacksmiths, all built in the period from ar...
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13 September 2012

Scottish Bridges: 51. Kirkton of Glenisla Footbridge

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On the third and final day of our Scottish bridge trip, we drove south from Braemar. We only planned to visit four bridges, but they include...