Well, three of them anyway (in all, there are 37, including 3 for pedestrians and 2 for trains). Visible through the ornate railing of the Pont Notre Dame (1853) is the Pont au Change (1860), and behind that is Paris's oldest bridge, the Pont Neuf, which dates all the way back to 1606. [Linking back to Mandarin Orange Monday and to Travel Photo Mondays.] |
Very good, and I love the leg that's leaving.
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ReplyDeleteLove the artistic ironwork.
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Wonderful photo! Love the ironwork and the glowing orange trees.
ReplyDeleteLove seeing so many "ponts" in one photo, and I am particularly fond of the departing person on the right - bravo!
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