Tuesday, October 1, 2024

Wordless Wednesday - Postbridge, Dartmoor.


 

The 13th century clapper bridge at Postbridge.

I am joining Sandee at Comedy Plus for the blog hop.




18 comments:

  1. What nice photos captured well
    Have a bridgetastic week Jackie πŸ‘

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  2. What beautiful shots. Wow.

    I'm so happy to see a post from you. I pray for you daily.

    Thank you for joining the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.

    Have a blessed Wordless Wednesday and rest of the week. Big healing hugs. ♥

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  3. Such a beautiful bridge, still standing after all these years!

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  4. I'm so happy too! Lovely images with their old energy!

    Happy WW, dear Jackie! Be well! ❤️😘

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  5. Love the old clapper bridge, but we will pass on crossing over it.

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  6. What a lovely spot. If only that bridge could talk...!!

    I hope you're having a GOOD week, Jackie. πŸ™❤️

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  7. how awesome! can people walk across the older bridge? I’m guessing cars can drive over the other?…and ponies can too….cross that is, not drive ‼️πŸ˜ΊπŸ’™

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  8. Lovely nature photos and bridge shots ~ thanks, hugs,

    Wishing your good health, laughter and love in your days,
    clm ~ A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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  9. Thank you for reminding how beautiful Dartmoor is, I've not been back there for years. 2025 maybe!
    Btw, my pub was nicknamed The Clappers by my locals because there was a clapper bridge at the bottom of the garden!

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  10. Beautiful images. 😍 Bridges are fascinating and I love the 13th century one. Amazing it's still intact!

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  11. That's amazing. I see from Wikipedia this was built in 1380. In the United States, we have bridges much newer that are crumbling.

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  12. Jackie, I dear to ask your email, if it's ok. Let me know in a comment. I'll delete it after that.
    Thank you.

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  13. That is a beautiful bridge. Imagine the work that must have gone into its construction in the 13th century!!!

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  14. These are lovely photos embued with history. Worthy of being a background for Bridgerton. It would be amazing with fall colours, too.

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  15. Absolutely stunning and tranquil.
    Love the photos, Jackie.

    Happy Thursday!

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  16. Thank you for sharing such a lovely and historical feature. The first image is captivating; the colours in the stream are a delight and would make a great jigsaw.
    Stay well and safe on your travels
    ERin

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