In Summer 2006 I showed you the River Tame as it flowed under the M67.
Here now is a Winter view taken from under that same bridge.
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
River Tame under the M67 in Winter
In Summer 2006 I showed you the River Tame as it flowed under the M67.
Here now is a Winter view taken from under that same bridge.
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ha! I crashed a dumper truck there when the motor way was being built, that was before the bridge was built by the way Gerald..
It is not a very nice area to be on your own down there. There's quite a nasty lot hang around there drinking and worse.
First I wanted to thank you.I am very proud to be admitted in the 'Around the World guide".
About the music on my blog.Please be a little patient,I have to ask my son who is away at college,how to make it a choice,I am not that good with electronics...
I love the reflections on the water.
Have a good day.
Good photo, I like the reflections too!
I have driven over this bridge, now I know what it looks like under it. Thanks! Nice photo too!
Thanks for including me on the "Around the World Guide." Just to let you know on your "Hyde DP" under Newish Blogs you listed my blog as Juneau, AL (Alabama) it's actually suppose to be Juneau, AK (Alaska). It's a common mistake lots of people make.
I like the reflection. That(reflections) would be a great theme, eh?
Nice composition - the diagonals & the reflections that everyone is mentioning!
Nice scenery. I too love the way the trees are reflected in the river.
Will it flood?
That makes a lot of difference, altough it is not much winter.
Nice winter reflections.Do you get many Fishermen around there?. We get quite a few around our Canal.
Really nice to see the two photos! I can't even imagine seeing this lovely scene in winter as the snow is swirrling around outside my window!!!
Pat
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best wishes for this new year !
Water can make anything interesting. Even the M67.
I still find it difficult to think of snow-less views as wintry but judging from the kind of "winter" we're having I might as well get used to it.
cool pic, despite Mr T's warnings!
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