I love bridges.
To me, they represent our determination to get from one place to another – even when it shouldn’t be possible. 
A “bridge to nowhere?” There’s no such thing! The top photo is a rail road bridge outside of Denali National Park in Alaska. The bridge to the right is outside Fort Harrison State Park right here in Indianapolis!
Does an overpass to nowhere count as a bridge to nowhere? In its genius, the Arizona Department of Real Estate built an overpass in Scottsdale on Loop 101 even though there's no road connected to the overpass and virtually no way of building one given the topography and other facets of the area.
Pat - such pretty pictures! I like bridges, too, I would love to visit Alaska someday....like today!
Pat, I love these pictures and great analogy! I'd like to visit Alaska soon!
You're bridge photos are great! We went to Danali to the Wildreness Lodge for a few days after a cruise and it was an incredible time!
From Alaska to Indy we truly live in one beautiful country. Beautiful photography Pat. Both are worth framing and hanging prominently in your home.
Pat, What absolutely beautiful photos you have here. We have to agree totally with Craig above ~ what a beautiful country it is!
Wonderful scenes, Pat! CONGRATULATIONS on having this blog FEATURED in the PHOTOS group!
Pat -- Those are outstanding pictures! You're right. Every bridge goes somewhere. There truly is so much beauty all around us.
Pat, as you I love Bridges as well, The One in San Francisco is my all time favorite, followed by the Brooklyn Bridge, than London Bridge....and I could go on on on:) Beautiful pictures of these bridges.
Hi Pat, Both of these photo are absolutely spectacular. And I share the love of bridges, especially the older ones.
Pat thanks for sharing...
I love bridges especially older bridges with great archetecture.
They lead to someplace new, another adventure.....
Pat, both photos are beautiful and I love your sentiments on taking one somewhere.
Pat,
I've always been a bridge lover. That's what my grandfather did for a living. Your photos are prize winning photos, in my opinion. Thank you for allowing me to see something, I may never see in person, but if I could, I'd surely want to experience it first hand.
Digital photography is one of the greatest inventions of our time. Having someone like you know how to work the camera and take pictures of bridges and places where others may never see is amazing. Thank you for sharing this gift with us. Your photos and story deserves a place to be featured in this group.
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