THE ENTRANCE TO WALES OVER THE SEVERN SEA
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Good shot of the bridge.I wish I had a Euro for every time I crossed it.!!
ReplyDeleteI have not been back to England or Wales for a long time,but when I did used to come on a regular basis,I always had to use this bridge,before that,the old one.
The clouds give you a wonderful backdrop.
ReplyDeleteHi Matron,
ReplyDeleteGood to hear from you. Like you, I wish I had a Pound for the times i've crossed over both bridges, I would be quite well off. On second thoughts, if I didn't use the bridge, I would still be well off as the cost is now £5.50! but you only pay coming into Wales.
Hi L.D.Burgus,
ReplyDeleteWelcome back. As always, your comment is appreciated.