The bridge over the river Amstel at the Ceintuurbaan. The yellow balls were there for a rowing-match.
Bells are ringing, barriers go down.
The bridge is going to open, watch the wires of the tramway, they are going up too.
It is so inventive those wires, I never understood how this worked. Now I saw there are two wires, one at each side of the bridge, they come together again when the bridge is closed and the tramway picks them up together when passing.
This big ship loaded with sand had to go through
A lot of people had to wait for the closed bridge.
Go, go, go, bridge is open.
See for other Sunday Bridges here
I haven't seen a working bridge like that in a long time! Great photos.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenIntéressant reportage, Biebkriebels! A great contribution to "Sunday Bridges."
BeantwoordenVerwijderenI have never been to Amsterdam. The city is beautiful.
There is a bridge like yours in Sète.
cooool pics! i never saw that before; the tram wires!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenit looks like its not too old back home!
new follower..great post...lovely photos! looking forward to more!!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenHet spijt me van Pimmie, hij zag er zo lief uit met dat schattige kopje! Sterkte!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenMooie foto's uit ons geliefd Amsterdam!
Groetjes, Ria
This is so beautiful. I wish I could come visit!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenin amsterdam waar alles kan,
BeantwoordenVerwijderendaar heb je de mooiste theaters.
daar worden de mooiste vrouwen gered
van de draak, of de drank,
en dan gaan ze naar bed
met hun prinsen of psychiaters.