I’ve already taken far too many photos of Berwick’s three bridges but it was a beautiful afternoon, the sun was shining through a soft mist and the camera was itching to get out of my bag. The headline photo shows part of the Royal Border Bridge railway viaduct seen through an arch of the old Berwick Bridge. There’s just a glimpse of the high level Royal Tweed Bridge too but not enough to confuse the image.
Step through the narrow arch by the café on the quay for an uninterrupted view of the two bridges upstream.
Seen from the top of Meg’s Mount the concrete arches of the Royal Tweed Bridge look elegantly delicate.
And finally here’s the extraordinary structure of the nineteenth century Royal Tweed Bridge stretching from sunshine into the mist.
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September 20, 2019 at 10:28 pm
Always a great subject. We had a wander around the ramparts today, there was some lovely light on the Church in particular. I’ll possibly have to do a post myself!
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September 20, 2019 at 11:11 pm
We must have been following much the same route. I have a couple of misty photo of the churchyard taken from the ramparts today.
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September 21, 2019 at 10:20 am
I don’t think I can see too many photos of the Berwick bridges.. I love seeing them!
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