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Sunday, November 29, 2015

Mid Hudson Bridge


As part of my monthly series of walks to photograph Hudson River bridges, November would be the month for the Mid Hudson bridge.  With the Walk Way Over the Hudson to the north and Franny Reese State Park on its SW corner, this 85 year old suspension bridge makes for easy photo opportunities.  
Overlooking Poughkeepsie and the Mid Hudson Bridge from Franny Reese State Park

Remains of an old estate
South of Albany, only the Bear Mountain Bridge is older.  Opened to the public in August of 1930, Hudson Valley residents the Roosevelts attended the opening ceremonies.  Of all the Hudson River bridges this may be the most beautiful.  It's pedestrian friendly, so go out and enjoy! 

The bridge casts a long shadow

The view from the Walkway

Mt Beacon in the distance

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