Gaol Ferry Bridge, over the River Avon, Bristol, July 2020
This striking bridge crosses the New Cut, a trench created to take the flow of the Avon River and create Bristol’s Floating Harbour. The steel suspension footbridge was built in 1934 to replace a ferry boat that linked harbour area to residential, and was located close to the city’s New Gaol.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 1 August 2020
Posted as part of Shadow Shot Sunday
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Travel with Intent 
So beautiful
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The shadow on photo 1 is perfect, the color matches
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It was a great little find – walking from city centre to more residential, small business area in Bristol. I had no idea I’d find this beauty
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It’s just fun when that happens
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Gosh, you really are getting about!!
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No public transfer or taxi means walking. And this was the route to my meeting in Bristol last week. I’d probably have walked it anyway, mind you 🙂
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Faire enough!
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