Wild water beneath Glenfinnan Viaduct, Scotland, February 2020
This railway bridge with its 21 arches, towers 30 metres above the River Finnan and its 380 metres of length make it the longest concrete railway bridge in Scotland.
It is famous in other ways too, having appeared on the Bank of Scotland’s 2007 £10 note, and being featured in a number of films and tv shows, including Ring of Bright Water and Monarch of the Glen. Most well-known, though, is its appearance in the Harry Potter films.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 17 February 2020
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Beautiful shots, Debbie 👏 Love that last one showing the curve of the bridge as it disappears behind the trees 😃
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Great captured
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Spectacular. The power of nature asserting itself.
Regards Thom
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Stunning! You’ve given us some idea of the immensity with your series. My breath has been taken!
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It was a beautiful spot, very atmospheric in that weather. I’m hoping to return later in the weather and see it in different light, and walk further some other viewpoints
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Fabulous Debbie 🙂
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Great shots.
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I was watching floods in Wales earlier tonight. Seems no end to the misery!
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These are great photos, my favorite is #3
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Wow, that first shot is especially spectacular!
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Wow, wild it is!
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The walk was a bit of a challenge due to the wind, although it wasn’t very steep
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Well done you
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It seems work started in 1897 and finished in 1901 and was built by Robert McAlpine otherwise known as Concrete Bob, don’t you just love trivia!
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