Author Topic: Where Am I? No. 134 - Little Bridge  (Read 28427 times)

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Re: Where Am I? No. 134 - Little Bridge
« Reply #189 on: Tuesday 04 August 15 06:26 BST (UK) »
Gee Caz, it's pretty rough when you have to ID your own postcards.  ;D
Only joking - well done! I bet you are thrilled.  ;D

You would think I'd discovered a cure for the common cold, but it is quite a buzz finding one albeit with Arthur's guiding hand!  ;D ;D ;D ;D

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Re: Where Am I? No. 134 - Little Bridge
« Reply #190 on: Tuesday 04 August 15 06:27 BST (UK) »
Now to find the one with the weir, number 176 ;D ;D
Pat

Groan…. :( :(

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Re: Where Am I? No. 134 - Little Bridge
« Reply #191 on: Tuesday 04 August 15 06:32 BST (UK) »
PS  Thanks to everyone that gave up their time on this one (actually on all of them), as always, very much appreciated!  :-* :-*
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Re: Where Am I? No. 134 - Little Bridge
« Reply #192 on: Tuesday 04 August 15 08:12 BST (UK) »
Good one  ;D :D

You need to share in the credit Arthur, without your brilliant link I wouldn't have found it.  The one thing that narrowed the search on that site, was starting to search around areas where other WAIs had been located and it paid off!

We need to keep that link handy for any future searches!  8) 8)



Thanks for all the mentions, but I was only passing on what I'd found.

I actually came across the Highland Bridges site a while ago, probably in connection with a WAI, but didn't save the link. Then with No. 134 I remembered that there are some interesting old photos at RCAHMS (the body responsible for ancient monuments etc in Scotland), and in a special collection on the St Andrew's University website. I checked these out when Newton Bridge was suggested, and rediscovered the link.

I'm using a tablet here a lot of the time at present, and found that the Highland Bridges site didn't work very well on that (for me at least) so I thought I'd mention it so that someone else could have a go. Very glad it paid off.

Arthur  :)