Built in 1963, the Macdonald-Cartier Bridge is the easternmost bridge crossing the Ottawa River into Gatineau Quebec.
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12 comments:
What kind of bush is that? Looks like a nice scenic spot!
that is a lilac in fragrant bloom
A nice sturdy bridge stretched across the river! I like your angle :D
OOPS! I didn't mean to take your local bridge. :) It was in my files because we crossed it a couple of weeks ago.
The lilacs are lovely in the foreground of the Macdonald-Cartier Bridge.
marvelous photo! this is quite a long bridge...great scenery.
That is a long span!
I miss the sight of a Lilac bush.
I've always like bridges, ever since I was a kid and we crossed them over the canals in Utrecht. The bigger the bridge now, the better, but I like quaint little bridges too. This one is very nice and sturdy. Love the lilac bush.
Kaori: yes, I climbed a big hill, in the wind to get this view!
EGWow: that's okay - it's actually a little exciting to se something you immediately recognize! that bridge has been, and will be, on here many times!
Luna Miranda: thanks. I think the bridge blends in with the scenery.
Rob: it is a little too long for my comfort.
BSquared: you must come up this way next May, then!
Nora: I am quite fascinated with bridges - though not fond of driving over long ones such as this one!
Great, easy bridge, very nice.
beautiful bridge with a nice background....looks very quite to travel in such like bridge...
«Louis» is a week late to his own party here! He appreciates your joining in. He was away from the computer for most of the week and is only now getting caught up on his visits.
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