Sunday, April 3, 2011

Australia's Bridges: Meadowbank Bridges across the Parramatta River in NSW (1)

March 2011 (-33.822 deg., 151.089 deg.) Meadowbank Bridges


Six hundred yards upstream from the Ryde Bridges are the two Meadowbank Bridges. 

Bridges have a tendency to crowd together since a single right-of-way can be shared by several lifelines. Parallel bridges aren't attractive since they create a discordant appearance when they're a few feet apart. However, the two Meadowbank bridges (a footbridge and a railway bridge) don't look that bad together, maybe because they are both a little odd. We'll take a closer look at them tomorrow.
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