

The babbling sounds of an arroyo can lead to quiet contemplation...

Northern California has a long history of trains, so old train trestles hve been refurbished and integrated into the Iron Horse Trail, a 33 mile bike/walking/horseback trail crossing 12 cities and 2 counties.


Have a great week, shutterbugs!
I love old train trestles - yours are beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Ginger, but also love the contemplation shot. I know I love the sound of water flowing through the rocks. so soothing.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a terrific place for a bike ride, Nice work!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. Your second photo looks a lot like the walking bridge I used in my shoot out.
ReplyDeleteI think I enjoyed the converted train bridge the best. Black and white sure adds a touch of drama to the Shoot Out.
I love any wooden bridge, reminds me of westerns when they would blow them up, okay a memory popped up!
ReplyDeleteHehe - laughing at Chef E's comment. Looked at the photo again and can imagine it myself now. Really enjoyed your photos!
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