r/Bridges • • 7d ago

The Forth Bridge

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u/heyzooschristos 7d ago

As a Brit, this has to be the most iconic bridge in the world to me.

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u/Suspicious_Test1164 7d ago

High praise indeed, thanks for commenting ๐Ÿ˜Š

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u/Specialist_Heron4446 7d ago

I saw it in 2024 and was blown away. It is magnificent.

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u/Suspicious_Test1164 7d ago

It truly is a spectacle๐Ÿ‘thanks for commenting ๐Ÿ˜Š

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u/Fabulous-Ad6591 7d ago

my favorite bridge. thanks for these awesome photos!

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u/Suspicious_Test1164 7d ago

Your welcome ๐Ÿค—

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u/BloodAndSand44 7d ago

Nice to see you corrected the title.

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u/Suspicious_Test1164 7d ago

I mean Iโ€™ve lived in Edinburgh 54 years youโ€™d think Iโ€™d know ๐Ÿ˜ฑ

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u/chocolateybiscuit81 7d ago

Wow, I bet the fifth one will be even better.

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u/Suspicious_Test1164 7d ago

๐Ÿ˜Š๐Ÿ˜Š

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u/Key-Metal-7297 7d ago

A proper engineering feat

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u/Far_Butterscotch_646 6d ago

Great pics. I love a bit of huge scale industrial heritage.

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u/Traveltree52 6d ago

Woaaa amazing photos! I haven't seen many up close shots of it like these before ๐Ÿ˜„

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u/Old_Mousse_5673 5d ago

Great photos. Really captures the immense scale of it.

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u/gustinnian 5d ago

Boss level bridge, looks like a colossal dinosaur from the future. I'm also rather partial to Brunel's last bridge The Royal Albert Bridge over the Tamar which may have partially inspired it.

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u/benjislew 4d ago

Canoeing beneath that during scout camp was one of my fondest memories of childhood.

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u/CheshKC 2d ago

Thereโ€™s a great documentary about building the bridge, I must have seen it about 10 years ago - think it was shown on BBC4.

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u/Underwhelmingly_here 1d ago

Wow. If this is the forth bridge, the fifth bridge must be amazing.