I am torn between two challenges, and they are both from Cee. First, and as usual, I am coming in at the tail end of her Fun Foto Challenge which is the end of the Slogan series–Snap! Crackle! Pop! However, while poking around Cee’s Challenge page, I noticed her Cee’s Which Way Challenge this week is “Any type of bridge.,” and “Any Kind of Sign.” What’s a boy to do?
Obviously, I have to try to do both.
Munch, munch
Crunch – Maddie loves to break the ice.
Brown, dry and crunchy. Virtually no color change occurred here.
Behind those doors is a few hundred degrees of cat-happy heat
That’s the model David made for me on the left. The little one on the right is a snap-together kit he sent me to assemble.
This is the railroad bridge over the Windsor Lock Canal trail. I walk under this one a lot.
Completed in 1908,the Bulkeley Bridge is one of the oldest bridges still in use in the Interstate Highway System. It is also the largest stone arch bridges in New England. It carries Interstate 84
That’s the fountain at Point State Park under the Fort Duquesne bridge.
The Roberto Clemente ridge is one of three identical bridges – “The Sisters”
This suspension bridge is in a park outside of Vancouver, British Columbia
These doors have closed off the far end of the covered bridge.
This train is moving right along. At this point, I have to run to get in position for the canal bridge.
Until we did something like try to accelerate, we felt like just another vehicle out there, even though we had about 30 more feet of truck/trailer behind us.
I can’t get enough of this bridge.
The Sunshine Skyway bridge in Tampa, FL
This is one of my favorite signs.
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