"half penny" Brigde Dublin
Who ever has been to Ireland, knows about the light, the people and the landscape there - not to mention the pubs.Unter Mithilfe von Hermann und ein bisschen Recherche also: Designed by John Windsor and costing £3,894.7s.11½d., the bridge was manufactured in Coalbrookdale in Shropshire, the first centre of iron casting in Britain. Now one of the oldest cast-iron bridges in the world it was originally named Wellington Bridge, after the Dublin born duke who had trounced Napoleon. Now called Liffey Bridge it is more commonly known as the Halfpenny or Ha'penny Bridge.Quelle: www.dublinks.com
Olympus OM 4ti, 50mm, 1:1.4, Illford FP4 auf Illford Multigrade vergrössert.
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Klaus Frei 17/04/2005 21:15
Das ist doch das, was ich liebe an der FC. Da ist immer jemand, der einem aushelfen kann, wenn das eigene Hirn gerade wieder mal Sieb spielt :-)) Und das meine ich jetzt im Ernst. Dank Dir Hermann!Hermann Klecker 17/04/2005 0:52
Seit wann heißt sie denn "one penny bridge"?Ist das die normale Inflation oder hat das mit dem Euro zu tun ;-)
Gruß
Hermann
Klaus Frei 16/04/2005 11:54
Herzlichen Dank Uwe. Konnte mich nicht mehr an den Namen erinnern und den Reisführer hatte ich dort verschenkt!