my granddaughter walked across that bridge when they lived there. I think it's open to pedestrians only on certain days! I thought the bridge was very impressive when we saw it and your pictures are wonderful.
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What a lovely bridge!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photography of the bridge and landscape ~ ^_^
ReplyDeleteGreat engineering.Have a nice day.
ReplyDeleteI love that bridge also and its unique design. We vacationed in Charleston years ago and loved the whole area.
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ReplyDeleteVery grand shots.
ReplyDeleteWonderful the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge! Great photos, Al!
ReplyDeleteAwesome bridge & HUGE ship!
ReplyDeletemy granddaughter walked across that bridge when they lived there. I think it's open to pedestrians only on certain days! I thought the bridge was very impressive when we saw it and your pictures are wonderful.
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