Another very nice series, James. Looks like a wonderful place to job or bike! What's the name of the river?
Re: Temple B'nai Darom...I have not been inside, but will try to visit one of these days. A very good friend was the rabbi at Temple Beth Shalom and I do have some photos of that interior somewhere...hah, good luck finding them!
Fairmont Park continues far past the sturdy old railroad bridge, but this is as far as I ventured this time.
Looks like a very nice walk way along the river
ReplyDeleteI don't think they make them like they used to. I really like the last shot, it draws you in.
ReplyDeleteSunny :)
What a great walk that would be. I love that bridge :)
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to see the beautiful world beyond through the massive arches of the bridge.
ReplyDeleteIt seems to be a wonderful place to bike or stroll,and enjoying a peaceful mood..
ReplyDeleteThese photos are great. I like look from within the arch. Looks like a very nice place to visit.
ReplyDeleteAnother very nice series, James. Looks like a wonderful place to job or bike! What's the name of the river?
ReplyDeleteRe: Temple B'nai Darom...I have not been inside, but will try to visit one of these days. A very good friend was the rabbi at Temple Beth Shalom and I do have some photos of that interior somewhere...hah, good luck finding them!
If you are interested, I posted the synagogue of Livorno in my 17th May post.
ReplyDeleteIt looks more and more European to me! Very nice post.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful arc and perspective!I agree with Ciel, it's sooo European! ;) Adorable stones.
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Léia
Gorgeous photos through the arches!
ReplyDeleteJane (Artfully Graced)
Wonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteI want to see what's at the top of that pathway!!! :)