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I've shown a photo of this Central Park Bridge in the summer time, so I thought I'd show you what it looks like in a wintry setting. I'm not sure if the bridge has a name. I tried to find it but couldn't come up with anything. If you have today off, I hope you enjoy it. (I have to work!)Monday, January 19, 2009
Central Park Bridge
I've shown a photo of this Central Park Bridge in the summer time, so I thought I'd show you what it looks like in a wintry setting. I'm not sure if the bridge has a name. I tried to find it but couldn't come up with anything. If you have today off, I hope you enjoy it. (I have to work!)
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même idée que Marie-Noyale. Superbe pont (beau reflet). Tous ces ponts, rendent central-park très romantique. (c'est surement pour cela que l'on y voit autant de mariage)
same idea as Marie-noyaux. Great Bridge (good reflection). All these bridges, make-central park very romantic. (that is probably why we saw so many marriage)
Great photo, the couple gives it a sense of scale, too.
Forgotten NY has a comprehensive article on the bridges of Central Park, but it is too late for me to peruse at length now, need the zzz's. http://www.forgotten-ny.com/STREET%20SCENES/arches/arches.html
Beautiful bridge, the photo is really nice ! have a good day :)
Yes I remember the summer shot of this as the bridge is very similar to country bridges here.
Very nice wintery scene!
That is a beauy of a scene, the reflection is amazing.
I have monday off and I've enjoyed it! :)
Beautiful, very picturesque!
Keep warm in NYC!
Jas
Ireland
Beautiful even in the winter.
Amazing the difference from Season to Season isn't it~! Love your winter scene.
I have the same kind of pictures from Lake Tahoe at different times, and it looks so different!
LOL:Wanda
GAPSTOW
Location: takes park path over The Pond.. Built: 1896 by Howard & Caudwell. Made of Manhattan schist.
"The present Gapstow replaced the original wood and cast iron structure built by Vaux in 1874."
Took me until now to have a chance to finally look it up! The Central Park Bridge web pages on Forgotten NY are an interesting read.
Thanks Jay, I've always wondered about it!!
beautiful image, Lori!! love the perfect reflection of the bridge you captured!
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