Following on from our recent photograph of Engineer Wharf viewed from a train on the railway viaduct between Romiley and Marple, is Bottom Lock Change Bridge.
From here the Peak Forest Canal, having been carried over the valley of the river Goyt on an aqueduct, progresses through the Marple Locks, a series of 16 locks and one of the steepest flights in the country.
Note: this photograph was taken in 2009.
A contribution to Weekend Reflections,
Scenic Weekends
and Sunday Bridges at San Francisco Bay Daily Photo.
The bridge must be very old and is absolutely unified with the country...The water reflection is perfect...
ReplyDeletegreenery looks good!
ReplyDeleteA great catch, showing a very english landscape!
ReplyDeleteMagnifique endroit !
ReplyDeleteVery nice catch from a train.
ReplyDeleteHow green and pretty it is!
ReplyDeleteA well composed image, Gerald!
ReplyDeleteA lovely view!
ReplyDelete«Louis» wishes he could see this in person. He enjoys your series showing the complex system of locks and canals that still exist there. A fine contribution to Sunday Bridges!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful country. So green and lush. - Margy
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