Because I am running out of new bridges from landlocked Jerusalem to show you for Louis' Sunday Bridges, let's make a quick jump over to the Swiss Alps instead.
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Could this be called a bridge? If not, then what would you call it? Anyone?
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I found it in a summer meadow, high up (about 1,800 meters) on the slope of an alp.
In spring, when the snow melts, I imagine this is a swampy area or with run-off flowing under the timbers.
The cows, herdsmen, and hikers must appreciate it then.
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It could also be a footpath or the wall of an ancient building.Maybe somebody knows this place well.
ReplyDeleteThats new: a nice land bridge!
ReplyDeleteIf you call it a bridge, I'll call it a bridge. Sort of a bridge to Nowhere right now, hunh?
ReplyDeleteI certainly consider it a walking bridge, and I have seen many of then here in the states. It makes a beautiful footpath. The colors are so nice here. The shot brings back memories of my summer family reunion at Virginia Beach where we saw a number of these pathbridges.
ReplyDeleteOld, old beautifully weathered boardwalk.
ReplyDeleteIs it for when the snow melts, and you have running water?
ReplyDeleteI do have a few bridges like this.
I suppose you could also call it a boardwalk, but that is really just a non-elevated bridge of sorts, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteWhat a very cool entry on the bridge meme!
ReplyDeletehee hee...
ReplyDeleteIt's close enough to a bridge to fit «Louis'» definition!
«Louis» apologizes that he wasn't able to visit your Sunday Bridges post until today.
He appreciates your frequent contributions to the meme. ;-D