This is my third entry to the Which Way Photo Challenge. It’s a wonderful challenge and I encourage all to check out all the creative responses it has garnered.
Okay, one last shot.
I’ll be deconstructing this bridge over the next few days. I took a number of detailed photos that I can’t wait to share. Do you like the detail of the gate that drops when the bridge opens?
The structure that the bridge keeper uses fascinates me as well. It reminds of the kind of fortifications that the Normans built all over England after the Conquest. These fortifications began life as wooden structures that were then systematically changed to stone. Even Windsor Castle started off as a glorified wooden, mud-daubed hut.
Orchid
This was taken on September 2, 2019. I don’t know the names of the insect or the blossom. So this is a macro of a blossom with an insect.
Wasp, and this is a macro of an insect with blossoms. All of this is for
This could be interpreted as a selfie.
It’s a butterfly jamboree with some other wingéd friends. Photographed August 12, 2019.
These power lines were featured in a post last week. This photo gives a more expansive view than previous ones which featured horses as the main subject. It was taken in what is called “South County” in these parts. The county in question is Anne Arundel, home to the state capital, Annapolis. Call me provincial, but I am quite proud of my hometown.
This is Weems Creek on a particularly foggy morning. The bridge is Roscoe Rowe Blvd. I had a teddy bear named Roscoe when I was little. This is my second entry for this week’s 
This bridge goes over the South River. The road is Maryland Route 2, also known as Solomon’s Island Road- not to be confused with Old Solomon’s Island Road. Stay tuned for more groovy pictures for this challenge. Here in Annapolis, we have the Chesapeake Bay Bridges which are just as mighty as any steel span bridges anywhere in the world! God bless Maryland!
