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André Luis de Alvarenga
{K:149} 9/4/2004
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Hi Dean, thank's for the picture, as We say in Brazil, living and learning, I shot that picture but I didn't now that It was so interesting, now always when I show that picture to someone, I will tell this incredible story.
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Den Thompson
{K:30432} 9/3/2004
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Hi Andre. I have tried to reply but realised I was using my partner's name (Margaret Sturgess) and the message seems to have launched into cyberspace.
Anyway, no I'm not Scottish but have always had an interest in railways, that's why I know about the Forth Bridge. I travelled across it in 1963 and I attach a pic for you. Quality is not all that good but it is 41 years old now.
Den
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André Luis de Alvarenga
{K:149} 9/3/2004
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Thank's for the explanation Den, I didn't know about the painters, hard work ! Are you Scotish ?
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Den Thompson
{K:30432} 9/3/2004
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Andre, maybe you know - this is The Forth Railway Bridge. It is a massive cantilever construction bridging the Firth of Forth. Built in the late 1800's it is continually being painted. Supposedly, painters start at one end and by the time they've finished it is time to start again.
Great shot you have here and B/W sure gives the impression of it's size.
Den
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waldemar ebner filho
{K:5242} 9/3/2004
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Andre,
Bonita perspectiva, gostei dos tons e definição da imagem.Abraços
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