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Under the bridge

A thousand teak logs jammed in ancient mud,

Recycled from a palace — what a stud.

The joints don’t need a nail, just faith and fit,

While concrete neighbors say, “You’re full of… grit.
Eight centuries of footsteps, floods, and fuss

The bridge still stands. Can’t say the same for us.

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21 comments

Nora Caracci said:

tra realtà e astratto !
3 weeks ago ( translate )

Boarischa Krautmo said:

good pic!
3 weeks ago ( translate )

Don Sutherland said:

Remarkable pair of photos.
3 weeks ago ( translate )

Saj Henderson said:

The reflections are mesmerizing.
3 weeks ago ( translate )

m̌ ḫ replied to Saj Henderson:

Thank you.
3 weeks ago ( translate )

William Sutherland said:

Awesome pair! HFF!
3 weeks ago ( translate )

m̌ ḫ replied to William Sutherland:

HFF to u
3 weeks ago

*Уαɾα said:

Wonderful geometric abstract with stunning reflections!
3 weeks ago

m̌ ḫ replied to *Уαɾα:

You only realise it, when sitting in a boat
3 weeks ago

Diana Australis said:

Reminds me of a long, totally bamboo bridge in Assam on Majuli Island in the Brahmaputra River.
Cars crossed it, slowly and carefully and it bowed down to almost touch the water…wing and a prayer stuff!
3 weeks ago

m̌ ḫ replied to Diana Australis:

I didn’t go to Majuli, but I’ve heard of it. It’s known as a special place where people don’t follow caste, believe in one god, and show their devotion to Krishna without using idols. You must have had a great experience there
3 weeks ago

Gudrun said:

Built to last instead of for profit. Fabulous in bw!
3 weeks ago

m̌ ḫ replied to Gudrun:

True. People use it every day to commute. I left the coordinates so you can understand from the map how important it is.
3 weeks ago

Mikus said:

Herrlich verdoppelt.
3 weeks ago ( translate )