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Saturday, June 22, 2013
Footbridge with a View
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In 1867 our old Town Hall wasn't large enough to house everyone under the same roof, so they had to expand the available space using an adjacent building then and another one a few decades later. One of the point of connections between the different structures is this windowed footbridge.
See also: Town Hall
See also: Town Hall
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9 comments:
I have never seen an enclosed one.
A footbridge with style.
What beautiful footbridge, as if out of a fantasy world!
Hope summer's not too hot around your town,
Merisi
so beautiful ! :)
Beautifully composed shot, VP!
Ci son diversi esempi di passaggi finestrati, anche a Lucca mi pare che ce sia uno. Ciao, Arianna
That is pretty!!
I love bridges linking buildings!
Yes, it's a bench and it's up for grabs should you so want.
Some interesting photo ops, if you're willing to wait.I would if the windows opened.
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