Tuesday, October 9, 2018

Bridge Over Humber River

When I showed you the kayakers in the Humber River a week or so ago you could see part of this bridge in the  background. It carries Bloor St over the Humber Valley and was constructed in 1924 and totally rehabbed in 2010/11 even having the old lead paint removed from the steel supports while the whole structure was wrapped to collect the dust. The path you see runs all along the river right down to Lake Ontario and is very popular with walkers and bikers.

18 comments:

Tom said...

...yep, got the lead out!

eileeninmd said...

Hello, nice bridge and the path looks great for the walkers and bikers.
Happy Tuesday, enjoy your day!

Sharon said...

A very impressive bridge and that path toward the lake sounds like a perfect place for walking or cycling. It makes me think that I haven't been on a bicycle in ages. It would be fun to follow a green space like that.

Lea said...

A peaceful spot!

William Kendall said...

The arch is quite graceful.

PerthDailyPhoto said...

Love the under bridge structure Pat.. sounds like nice walk, have you done it?

MarkD60 said...

When I visited Ontario, I was impressed by all the nice parks and trails for people.

Cloudia said...

cool place

Andy said...

For it's age the bridge is holding up pretty good.

Bill said...

A nice wee spot to rest just like the person that is taking advantage of it.

s.c said...

Nice bridge indeed.

jennyfreckles said...

Looks a pretty solid bridge. After that one collapsed in Italy, I imagine more bridges will be checked over and renovated.

Revrunner said...

I don't envy the people who had to do that work, but it was work that needed to be done.

Kay said...

They did a nice job on it; it definitely looks well cared for.

Catalyst said...

Looks good.

boromax said...

The little human in the photo provides scale... once I spotted him I noted the true size of the bridge!

21 Wits said...

I so enjoy the greenery, not long from now it'll all be white!

Jenn said...

It's great to have a nice trail system!