“… pedestrian/cycleway bridge in the suburb of Green Island, Dunedin, New Zealand. This is the main street end of the bridge; it has a spiral ramp connecting street and bridge. The bridge spans a stream and motorway, crossing over to an extensive residential area.”
–copied from my previous post Sweeping Spiral (more photos). The photos were taken during our visit on Christmas morning.
Click on any photo to enlarge.
First three photos by Liz, last photo by Nigel.
If you look closely at photos 1, 2 and 4, you can see the actual bridge beyond the spiral ramp.
Look carefully at the next photo and you can see the shadow cast by the railing, on the trees.
N.B. there’s a wonderful spiral or “double curve” pedestrian and bicycle bridge in Austin, Texas which Steve Schwartzman drew my attention to. Well worth a look: Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge
Text by Liz, photos by Liz and Nigel; Exploring Colour (2021)
Exploring Colour 
Sorry to hear you’ve gone round the bend, so early in the year! I enjoyed all these curves in your photos, great!
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Hahaha! At least I don’t *feel* like a write-off yet 😀
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LOL! But at least, by going round the bend you’ll meet up with lots of the rest of us – see ya there!! 🙂 Teehee!
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Hahaha! so I’m in good company 🙂
Cheers Ann!
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Hehe! 🙂 🙂
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