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Durham –The River Wear and the Elvet Bridge

Originally built in the 12th century under Prince-Bishop Pudsey, this medieval stone structure features pointed arches and is a designated Grade I listed building. I liked the Building on the bridge. It is in fact The ‘Tango’ restaurant with a date plaque of 1771.

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21 comments

Jaap van 't Veen said:

Beautiful old bridge; well captured Herb.
2 days ago

Amelia said:

Lovely shot here, Herb.

We are now in a very rainy day - our first for absolutely ages. Too late for the garden to recover - except for the lawn.
2 days ago

Herb Riddle replied to Amelia:

Glad you liked it Amelia. Still dry here but rains expected to arrive later today and to be here for a week or so. We had some rain about a fortnight ago and some of the plants recovered but like yours, many are lost,

Cheers, Herb
2 days ago

Don Sutherland said:

Gorgeous capture.
2 days ago ( translate )

Herb Riddle replied to Don Sutherland:

Thanks Don.
2 days ago ( translate )

Günter Klaus said:

Sehr schön ist dieser Blick auf diese alte Brücke mit diesen Häusern lieber Herbert,diese Bögen machen es auch richtig schön :))

Wünsche noch einen schönen Nachmittag,liebe Grüße Güni :))
2 days ago ( translate )

Herb Riddle replied to Günter Klaus:

Delighted that you enjoyed this scene Güni. I took a lot of pictures here but this from my phone seems to stand out the most.

Best Wishes. Herbert
2 days ago

James said:

Excellent shot I like the bits of foliage growing on parts of the bridge and the house nearest the bridge, it does make me wonder how that house is standing
2 days ago

Herb Riddle replied to James:

Yes, in that we share the same feeling. It must be a very popular bridge to paint too I guess.

Cheers. Herb
2 days ago

Jo WaLo said:

Idyllische Ortschaft, sehr schön gezeigt!
2 days ago ( translate )

Herb Riddle replied to Jo WaLo:

Thanks Jo, it looks like a village here but it is in fact a city. A wonderful spot of many in this city.
2 days ago

Keith Burton said:

Such a beautiful sunlit scene Herb........I like the look of the old bridge and buildings and the light on the water. The detail is superb throughout.

Viewing large on black is a must. Each archway on the bridge frames a lovely little scene of its own.
2 days ago

Herb Riddle replied to Keith Burton:

In many ways this looks very French. I think we must have had many such bridges at one time but most have gone. You are right the single archways did create their own pictures and I have at least one worth showing here in the future. Glad you liked my take.

Cheers. Herb
2 days ago

James replied to Herb Riddle:

Time to get your brushes out Herb :-)
2 days ago

William Sutherland said:

Beautiful shot!
2 days ago