The bridge is sited where the river tumbles through a narrow rocky gorge. The exact age of the bridge is unknown but it is thought to have been built in connection with the nearby Blairfindy castle. Blairfindy Castle (Glenlivet) was built by the Earl of Huntly in 1586. Two arches of the bridge now survive, the third having been ripped away by flood waters during the great "Muckle Spate" of 1829.
There’s so much colour in this and the shape of the bridge is beautiful. Wonderful shot!
what about the rain – can you see it this was taken underneath an umbrella (Que for a tune here)
I didn’t notice, but I think I can imagine it now that I look again. That shows true dedication to your art! Mind you, being a photographer in Scotland you’d have to be pretty hardy.
Excellent .. its great stumbling on these olde crossings
to be honest the picture doesn’t do it justice, must better to see the real thing.
ooooh Scott loooove this!!!!
ohhhhhhhhhh glad my favorite reaction
Love this. Great impact, great textures.
cheers Maggie, wasn’t sure how well it would do – you need to spend some time to look around it but it is intriguing – pity I couldn’t capture the smell from the distillery
a photo you can look at for a long time and still find something new…intriguing is the word.
you JYS are welcome back