Stone work fits in so nicely in our national parks and this bridge is no exception!
It is a wonder that structures built so long ago with natural materials have held up so well. I so admire the stone work in our parks that enhance the beauty without distracting from the inherent wildness of the area.
When I came upon the scene of the bridge peeking out between the two trees, the natural frame drew my attention immediately. Especially nice (IMHO) is the dappled sunlight highlighting the colors and textures of the stone itself!
PS – Love the brown earth tones!
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*All photographs Copyright by Jeffrey B. Ross with all rights reserved.
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Meta Data – Day 95 YOY – Year of Yosemite
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Stone bridge…old…authentic!