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West Malaysia and Singapore is separately by a narrow causeway. It makes me think of the Detroit River when I sat at a little park on the Canadian side and looking across to USA.
10 comments:
What a wonderful shot - what moved me the most is the way the child must feel so safe with all those hands to hold! :=}
That is awesome. I'd love to walk across a bridge like that, with my camera!
Interesting! Just checked out your post below, so pretty. So did it really help the boils?
When did you live in Singapore? You've moved around quite a bit too, from what I've gathered over the past months... :-)
Great shot! I like the wood planking of the bridge and the little boats tied up on each side.
It's a great photo. I'm always afraid of walking on wooden bridges. I worry they won't hold up!
Beautiful photo. I love to take a walk on there and enjoy the views.
Oh, Ann....What a lovely shot you have here of this footbridge. I do not think one would want to be tipsy trying to walk across it. Gotta be sure of foot. It appears to be really a long wake across. Love the family you were able to include in the capture. It adds that special human touch. Genie
I'd hate to have to go over than in bad weather.
I really want to walk on that bridge...
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