17 Arches at the Summer Palace, Beijing, China
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1 comment:
Kate,
You've shared some wonderful photos here, but for some reason I particularly liked the bridge. For me, bridges give hope because they meet challenges on so many levels -- the architect who comes up with the image that will inspire, the engineer who overcomes the mathematical challenges of going from Point A to Point B, and the contractor who must bring it all into reality-- not forgetting, of course, the laborers who do the work. I was a laborer and a mason tender, so I very much appreciate all aspect of construction. Thanks for bringing it all together in your photographs.
Humbly,
Jim
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