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This is Te Rewa Rewa pedestrian bridge in New Plymouth. It's designed on fish bones or whale bones--take your pick. It's the newest part of the coastal walkway along the Tasman sea in Taranaki, connecting New Plymouth to several smaller towns along the coastline. Here's a link to the map of the walhttp://www.newplymouthnz.com/VisitingNewPlymouth/Maps/CoastalWalkwayMap.htmkway
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**EDIT**
This is Te Rewa Rewa pedestrian bridge in New Plymouth. It's designed on fish bones or whale bones--take your pick. It's the newest part of the coastal walkway along the Tasman sea in Taranaki, connecting New Plymouth to several smaller towns along the coastline. Here's a link to the map of the walhttp://www.newplymouthnz.com/VisitingNewPlymouth/Maps/CoastalWalkwayMap.htmkway
Pretty darn fancy. It gives the impression of a wave washing over the bridge.
ReplyDeleteYou got the view from all the ankles.
ReplyDeleteWow, that is a great bridge!
ReplyDeleteNice pictures, the first is my favorite.
ReplyDeletethat is a great bridge...very unusual...
ReplyDeleteAmazing bridge. The photos are awesome.
ReplyDeleteAn Arkies Musings
What a graceful and unusual bridge! Great shots!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely bridge. I like it when cities try to look pretty and do things like this. It is so much nicer than plain cement.
ReplyDeleteoh i like that design!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing pics! What a unique looking bridge. What type of camera do you use?
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing bridge!
ReplyDelete"graceful" is a good description.
ReplyDeleteIs this new, or freshly painted? It is very bright and shiny looking.
Thanks for all your great comments!
ReplyDeleteThis is Te Rewa Rewa bridge in New Plymouth. It's designed on fish bones or whale bones--take your pick. It's the newest part of the coastal walkway along the Tasman sea in Taranaki, connecting New Plymouth to several smaller towns along the coastline. Here's a link to the map of the walhttp://www.newplymouthnz.com/VisitingNewPlymouth/Maps/CoastalWalkwayMap.htmkway
I love these pictures. I can't stop looking through. Thank you for taking and sharing them.
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Michelle @ Things Sent My Way
Exactly what it looks like. Well executed.
ReplyDeletePretty! Definitely makes me want to come visit... but then, I wanted to do that already!
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Love this bridge!!!! I think whale bones!
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