This was the only glimpse of blue sky we saw on Thursday last week as we crossed the Matagarup Bridge from the Perth Stadium to Claisebrook Cove in East Perth. It's easier to park at the stadium than it is in East Perth plus it's a pretty walk across the bridge and alongside the Swan River. Looking back I had to use my semi-fisheye lens to get both the stadium and the bridge into the frame, not sure what happened to the colour!
No one is tucking this bench under their arm and taking it home :)
The view into the cove from the 💓lock bridge mentioned a few posts back..
Such a pretty walk down into the area surrounding Claisebrook Cove.. would look even prettier on a sunny day I'm sure..
Lunch and coffee at The Partisan, gorgeous pics on their website, sunshine and blue skies really do make everything look better :) before heading back the way we came and home. Hope you are enjoying your weekend, happy Sunday, take care and stay safe..
That is such an elegant bridge design.
ReplyDeleteExcelentes fotografias a ponte é espectacular.
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Indeed a great bridge design and a lovely walk.
ReplyDelete...now that's a bridge.
ReplyDeleteI'd heard about the bridge and the new stadium when both were spoken of in glowing terms by Jon Agnew on the radio cricket commentary. Nice to see what it looks like.
ReplyDeleteYour first bridge shot with the blue sky is a beaut, Grace! I like the look of the stroll and the walkway you see from the lock bridge too!
ReplyDeleteIt is still cloudy and damp here!
The bridge design is stunning to look at. Nice stroll and great things to see. Thank you, Grace, for taking us along.
ReplyDeleteThat's one big long bridge but I like the curves of it.
ReplyDeleteWow, Grace, that is an impressive bridge. Hope you had a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteIt is a wonderful walk that you propose us with this series of photos. I particularly like the one where you can see the stadium and the bridge with this cloudy sky.
ReplyDeleteI like the look of Partisan. It would be so nice to have a view over the water.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sights. I really love that bridge.
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all the walk is nice,the first picture is wonderful! ew :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of that bridge! I like that shape.
ReplyDeleteI love this area of East Perth, it's so pretty and Mediterranean looking.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty city. The first photo is my favourite!
ReplyDeleteGrace, you can always make me laugh! I went on their website to find this: "Wine & beer list 7 AM – Late.
ReplyDelete7 AM?!!!! OK, maybe I have to consider those who do night shifts, but still. Freaky idea.
The bench is as great as the bridge :-)
Amazing views
ReplyDeleteWalking across that bridge must offer some beautiful scenes.
ReplyDeleteThat bridge has a fascinating shape. Looks like a great place to walk.
ReplyDeleteLovely set of photos, enjoyed seeing these. Cheers Diane
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ReplyDeleteThank you for such a delightful walk! That bridge is amazing and that bench is totally staying!
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