Sunday, 20 October 2013

Crossing the Bridge

I've written about our magnificent bridge before. I'm always in such awe of it and love going across, enjoying the view and pretending with Imogen that we're flying.



It's quite breathtaking , the size of it, and was built before I moved here. It must have been quite a sight watching being erected.



The views as you travel over are wonderful






Certainly not done justice by my point and snap camera from within the car on such a dreary day.




We were just nipping over the bridge to visit a garden centre in Brigg. It's an enormous place and we spent a lovely couple of hours wandering around, being careful of the wildlife





Popped in the restaurants for a lovely cup of tea and slice of cake, and visited the Christmas grottos, that  have such beautiful decorations and ideas... unlike these two...



The rest of the weekend has been spent indoors, cuddling up together


and relaxing



Take care
xxx

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    1. I know, Father Christmas arrives there on Friday! xx

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  2. The views from the brigde looks amazing x

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    1. They really are, the grey day pictures don't do them justice xx

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  3. Can you see the bridge from your house? I enjoy looking at bridges but sometimes I feel nervous going across them. I enjoyed the photos of Imogen with the gorilla, she's a cutie. :)

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    1. Not from or house. I don't mind going as a passenger, but used to be white knuckled if I was driving xx

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  4. Lovely bridge, they are so fascinating. So glad you had a wonderful day.
    Hugs,
    Meredith

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    1. Thank you, it was once the longest single expansion bridge in the world xx

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  5. Wow that bridge certainly looks amazing. What a lovely day you had. xx

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  6. A fabulous bridge indeed and the grotto looked like heaps of fun. Love the cuddling up photos xoxo

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  7. I'm not very good with heights so I'm not a lover of bridges. The engineering involved though is amazing. I love that last photo, brings out the ahhhh factor.

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  8. I love bridges. They fascinate me. I like the photos you took as your crossed it, it's very dramatic. x

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  9. Looks like a fun day - Imogen looks sweet in the arms of the gorilla and the grotto pic is funny with those two hamming around, haha! Your little furry friends are looking so cute and can I say, cuddly - how lovely.
    Joy x

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  10. The bridge is soooo big, I'm not good with heights either so am glad to be driving then I can't see over the sides lol. Love the grotto pictures, gosh doesn't it creep up on us so quickly doesn't seem 5 mins sins school broke up for the summer holidays or is it just me getting older ;0)

    Peg xx

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    1. You and me both then! It seems quicker every year xx

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  11. Crossing bridges always fascinates me too Cheryl.. Although I'm not to keen on water...Ooh Christmas grotto time...Although we do have our Christmas preview in Bumble Bee this week too..This year seems to have flown a little to fast for me..
    LOVE the pictures of your little doggies...hehe! Hugs Maria x

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  12. How fun to find this post about "our Bridge"! It's been a while since I've seen it but I have fond memories of watching it being built and then bike rides over the bridge!

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