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England is a most interesting place. I love the small bridges over streams and the lush greenery. Thanks for posting.
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These bridges were built centuries ago to carry horses across the rivers, Brenda. These days they carry cars and even lorries. A testament to the building quality of those ancient craftsmen.
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Lovely.
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Thank you, Lynette. These narrow stone bridges, all pretty ancient, are fairly common in the Yorkshire Dales, but not many are as easily pictured as this one.
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I really hope to get back to the UK some time to visit of course, but also to do some photography. It may take a while with this wretched virus, though. Fingers crossed it doesn’t mutate into something worse (a serious concern here because our neighbour has such a low vaccination rate and the delta variant is just stewing along). Cheers.
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Yes, travel is still significantly reduced by Covid. We won’t get abroad this year, and our daughter, who got married in Australia a couple of weeks ago, doesn’t expect to be able to get back here until Xmas 2022 at the earliest.
On a connected note, my latest novel, which I’ll be posting about here soon, deals with a more lethal variant of Covid as one of its themes, alongside climate issues. Due for publication soon.
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Looking forward to hearing about it.
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