Found me a nice suspension bridge at the nearby Ray Harrel Nature Park. All great nature parks have nice bridges, right?
I love railroad tie retaining walls. The look all old school and woodsy. They end up kind of blending in and becoming part of the landscape.
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I really like the retaining wall photo Yogi. Great textures. Old timber makes for such great photos
Beautiful!! I could spend hours here!!!
Lovely shots of the bridges ~ thanks ~
Wishing you a Happy and Healthy New Year ~ ^_^
A railroad tie retaining wall was one of my projects in New Mexico to deal with our down-sloping front yard. It worked!
Very textural image on the retaining wall, very nice. Happy New Year!
I love suspension bridges of all sizes, but especially those you can walk across. It looks like a nice park.
Looks like you enjoy the great outdoors as much as I do.
The parks and trails around here have gone to the slightly arched, rusty steel bridges. The are handsome structures and require less maintenance than wood, but I think I like the wood better. And yes the old railroad retaining walls give evidence of allowing nature to retake the landscape. Nice images Yogi.
Lovely shots!
Great photos!
I enjoy walking in nature parks, too.
You’re right, those railroad ties look great. love the texture.
Love that wall!
The bridge looks cool. Nice shot.
I have a long railroad tie retaining wall in my backyard–happily it is in better shape than this very weathered looking one although we did replace a couple ties when we moved into our house.