I have previously shown you the view from under Greyfriars Bridge, the “new” bridge that crosses the River Wye in Hereford.
Perhaps the view from the top of the bridge is more interesting, especially as the sun is setting over the River Wye and the steps of the rowing club.
If we zoom in we can just make out, in the dimming light and grain, the Hunderton Railway Bridge. This is an iron bridge built originally in 1854, then rebuilt in 1912. It was part of the line between Hereford, Abergavenny and Newport. Closed during the Beeching railway cuts in the 1960s, it is now a cycle and foot path.
Let’s have another look at the sunset, after all who doesn’t love a sunset?
Looking over the other side of the bridge, Hereford Cathedral is beautifully burnished by the setting sun.
Funny looking tree though.
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Wow, you certainly have a talent for capturing those gorgeous sky views!
Thank you. Sheer luck 🙂
Agree with Laura there, photos and natural linking narrative.
Thank you 🙂
I crossed the bridge yesterday.
Woooo. Perhaps the cattle will follow you 🙂
I do….so….love a good sunset.
You’re the expert! 🙂
Beautiful photos!
Thank you 🙂
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