Bridges of Pima County, Part 2 - A Basket bridge. dial-up warning

[Ptah]

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Here is a combined view of the Basket bridge.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. My dear Ptah!

Those are really great pics!

And the bridge is wonderful to look at...

Thank you for posting these!

:hug:

[Ptah]

2. But wait, there are more.

I took a vacation day and went downtown.

Digital cameras are easy to over use.

:hug:

[CaliforniaPeggy]

3. I did see them!

It's easy to take lots and lots of digital pics...

And I love yours, always!

:hug:

[Suich]

4. Footbridges are pretty generic around here.

:kick:

[Ptah]

5. I imagine many of yours go over water.

We don't have much of that here.

[SeattleGirl]

6. The bridge designers in that area are very creative.

:thumbsup:

[Ptah]

7. Unfortunately, these bridges are off the beaten path.

Fortunately, there is no beaten ptah.

[quip]

8. I used to live in Tucson; where are these bridges located? n/t

[Ptah]

9. Sorry it took so long. Here's a Google Earth view of the Snake bridge.

The Snake head is buried in the test Blvd

[Ptah]

10. The basket bridge is where the pink highlight is.

[quip]

11. Hey, thanks! I'll have to check them out next time I'm in town:-) n/t

[BuddhaGirl]

12. cool pics!

DH and I will be in Tucson over Christmas. My MIL lives in the foothills area. We love Tucson in the winter!

:hi: