Click on this link to view a 1930's picture of the bridge in the NSW State Library archives.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Oyster Channel Bridge
Click on this link to view a 1930's picture of the bridge in the NSW State Library archives.
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I like it's gentle arch. Are those pelicans out in the water?
ReplyDeleteI bet it was a bit of a challenge to keep to the integrity of the 1930's style. But how fortunate that they succeeded.
ReplyDeleteIt's a very nice looking bridge and the birds in the foreground add to it's charm.
ReplyDeleteVery elegant looking bridge. They just never imagined, back in the '30s, how much traffic would increase.
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ReplyDeleteI wonder if there are lots of oysters with the fishing birds there. I love the place with seafood I can collect.
Yes ann it is a great spot to fish and lots of oysters on rocks
ReplyDeleteLove Yamba just the way it is. Hope they keep it from overdevelopment. Some of the fibro cottages there need to be kept from the wreckers. from Julia NewcastleCDP NSW. Can't get the comments box to work properly
ReplyDeleteLooks like a pelican conference out in the middle of the lake - lovely photo Mark - the water is so... blue!
ReplyDeleteAfter looking at the vintage photograph I can see that the engineers did a fine job. It does have that Japanese touch which is so nice. Love the pelicans in the pretty water. Nice shot. Genie
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