I'm back from my weeklong break and hope everyone had a great Christmas.
I was always fascinated with this bridge as a kid and loved the 5 second or less ride through it. It is named the "3rd Street Bridge" because it's on 3rd Street and since they built the AT&T Baseball Park next to it, it was also named the "Lefty O'Doul Bridge".
As this is the last post of the year, I thought a bridge was appropriate for a journey into the new year. Happy 2008 to everyone!
- AV
Welcome back.
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~Oswegan
Heyyyyyyyyyyyyyy! Just popping over on my super speed, reformatted laptop to wish you a Happy New Year! On my blog you will find 2 awards which I want all my luverly blogging friends to share.
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Denise
Happy new year
ReplyDeleteWElcome back and Happy New Year AV!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful bridge!
ReplyDeleteHappy New year!!
Great idea for a last 2007 post, AV, I love the symbolism. Hope you had a merry christmas as well and a Happy New year to you, too! Take care, bud, best of for '08 :)
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p.s. was out in your neck of the woods last week- went to the restaurant, The Stinking Rose (good eating, my friend, good eating).
Happy New Year to you as well.
ReplyDeleteGreat bridge
Thanks Oswegan! Glad to be back into my old routine. Happy New Year's to you too!
ReplyDeleteCresceNet, Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteHey Denise, congratulations on your awards. You definitely deserved them. Happy New Year's!
ReplyDeleteKMF/Dana/Dot/Lilli & Nevada, Happy New Year's to you too! Thank you for your continued support in reading my blog in 2007.
ReplyDeleteLove the bridge, can't figure it out exactly, but I love it! You're right, it's quite appropriate for going from 2007 to 2008. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI like bridges as well as statues!! so a twofer!!!Happy New Year and I am looking to many more visits between our blogs over the next year!
ReplyDeleteIt's a fascinating bridge!
ReplyDeleteHappy New year!!
Beautiful and amazing series of structure photography!
ReplyDeleteA bridge from 2007 to 2008, very appropriate indeed. A Happy New Year to you.
ReplyDeleteScott, Funny, I was in your neck of the woods last week. I've heard of the Stinking Rose, but never eaten there.
ReplyDeleteNice, it's worth a try, great atmosphere and delicious food. (Even if garlic sounds scary to some, it really is good)
ReplyDeleteLynette/Neva/Gerald/Roentarre, Thanks for your comments about the bridge. Don't know how this one works either, but bridges in general are just fascinated pieces of architecture.
ReplyDeleteScott, so garlic is where the Stinky names comes from. Haha!
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