One would cross this glass house bridge I captured at twilight to get to a tiny island in the middle of a small, probably man-made, lake. The bridge can be found in a pretty park in Guilin, a city most famous for its location among the picturesque karst hills you see in the distance (and better seen here, here and here).
Guilin, 2007
Many more bridges from around the world can be found at the links hosted at Louis' Sunday Bridges.
Interesting bridge.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe bridge is almost larger than the island.
ReplyDeleteFairy-tale land!
ReplyDeleteNice to see the willow trees at the side.
ReplyDeletedid they really make this of glass, no wonder Malaysians and Singaporeans want to visit Guilin.
ReplyDeleteRe: Roy Clement, surprisingly there were no insects. In our beaches, we get sand flies sometimes. Here? may be the ducks ate up the eggs?
It seems lovely:)
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Argentina
Elisa
Hello:)
ReplyDeleteLovely photo with an interesting note on a wonderful place.
Best wishes:)
Joseph
Wow, that's some bridge! I think I'd probably spend more time on the bridge than the island :D
ReplyDeleteThe bridge is beautiful, and the lake is lovely, but without the mountains in the background, this might just be a photo of manmade loveliness.
ReplyDeleteWonderful, as usual, Francisca. I'm no longer surprised when you surprise me. ;~)
Kay, Alberta
Princess Diana popped into my mind when saw our photo. what a beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very different kind of bridge...
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing place! I agree with VP - very different:)
ReplyDeleteWonderful bridge!!! MB
ReplyDeletefairy tale comes to mind when looking at this view!
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that - glass house bridge. I've never heard of such a thing, very interesting!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely location!
ReplyDeleteA lovely bridge in a romantic setting!
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