Centennial Park, bridge
This is one of the sandstone footbridges over the stormwater canal in Centennial Park, in the eastern suburbs. This footbridge was built around 1890 and links Frog Hollow with the Column Garden. The canal leads into Busbys Pond.
That must be smallest bridge I´ve ever seen. And very nice one too. Looks like a great place for picnic.
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And very well maintained from all outward appearances.
ReplyDeleteQuite a tiny bridge, but it looks sturdy.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful spot, well-made bridge.
ReplyDeleteyou can definitely see it's age.
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Awesome bit of history.
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