The Last Link
Uploaded: May 24, 2008
A marvel of modern engineering known as the Linn Cove Viaduct. The last link of the Parkway to be finished, the Viaduct was completed in 1987. A key factor in the decision to construct the viaduct was environmental impact--they did not want to cut into a mountain, but rather, to wrap a bridge around one! The most complicated concrete bridge ever built, the Viaduct snakes around Linn Cover in an s-shaped curve connecting the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Dominick M. Dimacale May 24, 2008
Great scenic image here, Donna.Dominick #927869
Linda D. Lester May 24, 2008
Beautiful lighting and comp, Donna! #5970481Donna J. Eaton May 24, 2008
Thank you so much Dominick and Linda! #5971892William C. Raco May 24, 2008
The lighting and golden glow is beautiful, DonnaDenny E. Barnes May 24, 2008
Beautiful image and great info, Donna!! Very well done!! #5973331Lisa J. Boulden June 17, 2008
Gorgeous light and color in this beautiful scene!Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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