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Took these up at the Church this morning. Today was homecoming so I took pics all day.
This one was actually taken around 2 PM today I just underexposed ti to make it look like it was taken on a foggy night. ![]() This is an old foot bridge across the creek at the church. People used to walk over it to come to church.
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That first one is a good image, but a bit too dark on my screen. Loses some detail. But the second shot of the foot bridge is superb.
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Like your bridge shot, bridges always work for me.Thanks for sharing.
Michael
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The thought of people on their way to worship crossing that bridge over a frozen stream in winter, ice melt in spring and a steady in summer and fall--year after year--must add a sense of continuity to the lives of your congregation. I can hear strains of "Bless be the Ties that bind".
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