From the traditional ...
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| Wrought iron band stand, Portimão |
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| Wrought iron gate to a former factory, Silves |
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| Bridge, Alcácer do Sal |
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| Looking up at the structure of the Dom Luis Bridge, Porto |
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| Recently painted bridge over the Arade River, Portimão |
... to the modern...
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| Metal-roofed congress centre/concert hall blending into the landscape |
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These are wonderful selections for the theme!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful selections for the theme!
ReplyDeleteThan you. Thank you.
Deletegreat collection of metal photos ^^
ReplyDeleteGreat examples
ReplyDeleteThank you and congratulations on your 2nd blogoversary!
DeleteMighty Metals ! Love the strong structures.
ReplyDeleteMara- has the site lost a couple of photos as I'm not seeing the last 2 ?
Thank you. I just checked and can still see 6 photos in the post. Hope everyone else can, too.
DeleteWonderful selection of metal structures.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Deletesuch great examples...hard to pick a favourite from them
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jo.
Deletelove the big bridges, and wonderful to see the old gates and bandstand!
ReplyDeletelove the old gates and bandstand, interesting to see those terrific bridge shots!
ReplyDeleteThank you and welcome to my blog!
Deletenice collection . :-)
ReplyDelete~Imelda
Thank you for following and commenting.
DeleteGood pics. Alcacer do Sal looks interesting from the motorway but I've never gone into the town. Is it worth a visit on the way up to Lisbon do you think?
ReplyDeleteI've only stopped there for a few hours on my way up north so I'm not an expert but I like the castle and the view from up there. Apparently it has a crypt, which sounds interesting, but I've never been inside. I also like the streets by the river. According to their site, there is a shrimp festival on at the moment!
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