The Terms and Conditions of Autumn: simple span steel arch bridge with conforming vertical pickets capable of rejecting 4" dia ball and wooden deck. Titled by Rt. Hon. Larry E. Walton

Vicki Binder, on November 5, said:

1. Great photo

2. Great title

3. Larry & Don... that dude thing....its called sharing....

4. I don't know what number I am .. can't count that high,

Oh yeah.. and Go Canada!!!

larry e walton, on November 7, said:

i bet you folk didn't know that this bridge is a replacement for its predecessor, that spanned over the same stretch of water. oh, its true. i defy you to prove otherwise.

not1word, on November 7, said:

1. Thank you, Vicki.

2.I'm sure that will please Larry to no end.

1. I don't know who the patron saint of lost causes is, but you may want to get acquainted.

2. And you were doing so well!

Larry, I rather like it when my bridges heave and buck. It's a soothing feeling, and it puts me right to sleep. These sedate "safe" bridges are a real rash to my sensibilities.

not1word, on November 7, said:

Well now. I don't know why that happened, but we'll leave it there as a warning to future visitors.

whoelius, on November 8, said:

That list thing is very nice, Vicki and not1word. I like the presentations of your messages.

I'm having a lemon-flavoured biscuit.

not1word, on November 8, said:

1. Thank you, whoelius.

2. Sounds good.

larry e walton, on November 8, said:

is it real lemon who, or just artificial lemon flavour? inquiring minds want to know.

whoelia, on November 17, said:

This is lovely. One would not expect to find such a pretty spot in the city by looking at the map grid.

not1word, on November 17, said:

Hello, whoelia, and thank you very much. It is a quiet little spot in the middle of a city. I was looking at the overhead grid map and thinking the same thing myself.