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HFF from Millenium Bridge ~ London ~ closed for repairs again

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Nicolas Mertens said:

I wouldn't be surprised if you told me that the architect is Calatrava :)))
12 months ago

Nick Weall replied to Nicolas Mertens:

:)
12 months ago ( translate )

Nick Weall said:

In October 2023, the bridge was set to be closed for three weeks to allow repairs to its surface. According to the City Bridge Foundation, the bridge will close at 08:00 BST on Saturday 14 October and should reopen by 5 November.
12 months ago

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12 months ago ( translate )

gezginruh said:

A wonderful perspective of the famous bridge,dear Nick!
Thank you for the main link and also for the link about Santiago Calatrava!
HFF and have a great weekend!

Best wishes
GGR
12 months ago

Nick Weall replied to gezginruh:

Hi dear GGR ~ You are very welcome ~ Thanks for your visit and comments ~ Hanwe ~ Warm wishes
12 months ago

Stephan Fey said:

Excellent pov, Nick! HFF and a happy weekend ahead!
12 months ago ( translate )

Nick Weall replied to Stephan Fey:

Hi Stephan ~ Thank you for your compliment and good wishes. Hanwe
12 months ago

Rosalyn Hilborne said:

It's a really beautiful bridge Nick, with a fabulous view at the end of it.
I hope the repairs are quickly done! I'll take a look at your links now.

A beautiful picture. HFF & a good weekend ~ Rosa.
12 months ago

Nick Weall replied to Rosalyn Hilborne:

Yes Rosa this is one my my favorite bridges with as you say one of another famous pieces of architecture by Christopher Wren who for a time lived in East Knowle.

Thanks for your good wishes ~ Hanwe ~ Nick
12 months ago

Amelia said:

An iconic view of a bridge that I have crossed a few times, although I haven't seen it as deserted as this.
HFF dear Nick, and enjoy some good weather this weekend. It has rained here all day, and apart from a yoga class this morning, the only thing that was available this p.m. was some light reading and a small amount of HW. ;-)

I see it's one of your early morning photos.
12 months ago

Nick Weall replied to Amelia:

Hi dear LGM ~ Yes you need to be up early to have a clear bridge (or stay up very late). This bridge is not so far from St Thomas's which I suspect put opportunity your way to stretch your legs now and then.
I'm sorry to learn that you have been confined to the house for most of the day. Here it has been cloudy after a damp start with the sun coming out to play around lunchtime for a while. Now it is back to light rain.

I hope that you enjoy some better weather over the weekend ~~~
12 months ago

Herb Riddle said:

Hi Nick, I walked across here just after it had been constructed. I think it closed down then a few days later for a while. Very nice shot indeed and at least you are devoid of crowds here. Well done.

HFF, enjoy the weekend. Herb
12 months ago

Nick Weall replied to Herb Riddle:

Hi Herb ~~~ Perhaps your footfalls started off the swaying :~) ~ Thanks for your good wishes ~ Hanwe
12 months ago

Peter_Private_Box said:

Hi Nick
A very nice picture, which I like very much!
Wonderful and interesting composition
As I remember, the designers had screwed up, and not realised the cumulative effects of people walking in step to induce harmonic motion... The cost of the extra stiffening to change the fundamental frequency was millions!!
Best Wishes, HFF, a nice weekend, and stay safe!!
Peter
12 months ago