In London we usually stay at a place on Lower Sloane Street and walk down to the Battersea Bridge, cross over the river and walk along the Embankment in Battersea Park. Then cross back across the Albert Bridge. There is a sign mounted on the south side of this bridge that says if soldiers are marching across it they must break step. I assume that if they marched in step the bridge might start to bounce with disastrous consequences.
It would seem that I only go out at night when we are in London. I hope that in the not too distant future we will be able to get back there. In the meantime thanks to Lens Artist Ann Christine for this Artificial Light Challenge. Click on the link to see Ann Christine’s artificial light photos and also to see the other responses to this fascinating challenge.
And these are beautiful, Anne – I love your bridges!
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Thank you Ann Christine.
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The stories & history behind these beautiful places amazing.
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Yes it is. That is what I love about London.
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Stunning.
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Thank you!
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I love the bridge shots especially. Excellent.
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I do too. And the Albert Bridge is very photogenic I think. Thanks for your comment.
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Gorgeous photos. Thanks so much for sharing!
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Thank you Michelle.
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Gorgeous night scenes.
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Thank you Irene!
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The thought of the bouncing bridge, made me smile!
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I doubt there are ranks of hundreds of soldiers who would be marching over the bridge in this day and age. But the sign remains! Glad it made you smile>
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Beautiful.❤️
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Thank you Laleh!
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My pleasure.
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What a handsome old bridge, even if it’s not the most stable.
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It is . I think that it can withstand the traffic it gets just not stomping soldiers.🤣
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