Picking up where I left off yesterday, another pair of views from Leamy Lake Park take in the Ottawa River and the Rideau Falls on the far shore.
Carrying on, the path takes us to a bridge crossing over the second of the secondary channels of the Gatineau River.
The path carries on, through dense woodlands.
So beautiful and soothing, William!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful place - and I like that bridge, too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful landscape and lovely bridge. I guess there were lovely to walk.
ReplyDeleteNeat bridge! Great looking skies too.
ReplyDeleteA lovely walk and I like the red bridge.
ReplyDeleteUma maravilha aquela ponte.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço, boa semana.
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The bridge looks rather old.....and I like the color.
ReplyDeleteIt is as if we are walking with you, William! Spanning Generations. What a great thought.
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...an emerald beauty!
ReplyDelete@Linda: it was.
ReplyDelete@Kay: I do too.
@Orvokki: it was a good walk.
@Linda: that was a pleasant day.
@Nancy: thank you!
@Francisco: thanks.
@Janey: I do as well.
@Janis: a pleasure to take everyone along.
awesome bridge, love the red. ( :
ReplyDeletepuffy clouds too!! what a day!
Hello, I love the view of the bridge and the pretty ferns. Happy Wednesday, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteThat bridge is a wonderful monument. Great that it's used in this recreational pathway now.
ReplyDeleteThose distances in Canada ... wow ... :-)
Bautiful William. I love the bridge!
ReplyDeleteIt takes carefu planning to implement and maintain the facilities you show. They are well worth while.
ReplyDeleteI love that bridge and those dense woodlands. What a great place to ride a bike.
ReplyDelete@Tom: it is!
ReplyDelete@Beth: thanks!
@Eileen: thank you.
@Jan: we've got a lot of space here.
@Jo: I did as well.
@Red: they are indeed.
@Lowell: it certainly is.
I zoomed in on the signs and read that the path is part of a network. Would love to explore it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful place to walk around. I like the bridge too.
ReplyDeleteInteresting how the piers remain but no longer seem to be providing support for the new bridge.
ReplyDeleteThat bridge is very impressive and I love those ferns in the last two photos. I can almost smell the fresh air.
ReplyDeleteOh I like ending up in the greenery, William!
ReplyDeleteIt looks as if you were the only person in the park!
ReplyDelete@Marleen: a very big network!
ReplyDelete@Lois: the bridge was a pleasant surprise.
@Revrunner: yes, I checked the shot, and it's marked on the sign that they left the original piers in place in order to keep the river undisturbed.
@Sharon: it was a very good day.
@Cloudia: I do as well.
@RedPat: I know, I try not to photograph people when I can get away with it in a place like this. There was a boat in the first couple of shots, but it's not really visible unless you're really looking.
A great place to walk around and explore. I love that bridge too. Very nice photos!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking bridge.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful area and I really really love that bridge!
ReplyDeleteLovely river views ✨
ReplyDeleteYou have such nice views and walks and that Bridge is what I liked.
ReplyDeleteA great looking Bridge and any path through woods is worth walking.
ReplyDeletePretty bridge. And woodlands in the city!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful place.
ReplyDelete@Bill: thanks!
ReplyDelete@Mari: I agree.
@Tanya: it has character.
@Grace: thank you!
@Carol: thanks!
@Denise: true!
@Klara: I agree.
@Norma: it is.