A very old, mossy bridge is the perfect complement to any rural or river scene. These old and mysterious arched bridges are mankind’s way of traversing landscapes that are otherwise decidedly wild.
Interestingly enough, an arch is only kept in position by its own weight – the stones supporting an arch couldn’t possibly stay in their position without the stones above them weighing them down. So, while they were very effective and sturdy, their building process was complicated. This usually involved building an entire wooden framework underneath the bridge on which the arch could be rested until the rest of the bridge was built around it.
Bridge Across The Merced River, Yosemite, Usa
Capilano Suspension Bridge, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Carrbridge, Scotland
China
Devil’s Bridge In Rhodope Mountains, Bulgaria
Forest Bridge, Alishan Mountain, Taiwan
Gaztelugatxe, Spain
Glenfinnan Viaduct, Scotland
Gorge De L’areuse, Switzerland
Hermitage Bridge, Scotland
Huangshan, Anhui, China
Infinity Bridge, Stockton-on-Tees, United Kingdom
Langkawi Sky Bridge, Malaysia
Låtefossen Waterfall, Norway
Moon Bridge – Taipei, Taiwan
Mullerthal, Luxembourg
Waterfalls with bridge
Berg
Ponte Gobbo, Italy
Rakotz Brücke, Germany
Ronda, Malaga, Spain
Solkan Bridge-Slovenia
Stari Most, Bosnia And Herzegovina
The Banpo Bridge, Seoul, South Korea
Tollymore, Uk
