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Saturday, December 3, 2011

Freeway Bridge

I took this in October going west to Ritzville.  This is the eastbound road of I-90.  This is going over Snoqualmie Pass before the snows started.

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16 comments:

Lesley said...

You had some nice colour on the hillside, it must have been a beautiful view driving along that bridge.

Betsy Banks Adams said...

Hi Mary Beth, Love that photo of the bridge --but the terrain around it caught my attention... Love that yellow color... Gorgeous!!!
Hugs,
Betsy

VioletSky said...

I know this is meant to focus on that bridge - but I LOVE that you captured that tree in the foreground!

Louis la Vache said...

«Louis» is delighted to have you post again at Sunday Bridges. He's missed you!

Maude Lynn said...

Wow!

raf said...

Splendid capture of those October colors in the pass, MB!

Elaine said...

Beautiful fall colors! I'm sure it looks just a mite different right now.

Ann, Chen Jie Xue 陈洁雪 said...

love the yellow bushes.

Francisca said...

I normally don't like driving on freeways, but this pretty countryside all in yellow might make me reconsider.

Anonymous said...

That looks just like a painting, MB. Is the westbound side of the road going east just as scenic? :-)

Al said...

A spectacular photo - there are some great photos on Sunday Bridges today. Although I've been to both Seattle and Spokane, I've never traveled between them so I've never seen this stretch of I-90.

Gaelyn said...

The fall colors are gorgeous on Snoqualmie. Bet there's snow there now.

Lynette said...

Bridges like this amaze me. What it must have taken to get them built! Wow!

Linnea said...

What a cool name...Ritzville. I'll have to look it up. What a pretty view you had. That's quite a bridge built there on the side of the mountain!

Lowell said...

Looks not unlike Colorado! Very beautiful. I just hope that you didn't take the picture if you were at the wheel doing your usual 70 + mph!

I mean I know you have that perfected, but still! :-)

Magpie said...

Looks like liquid gold running down the mountain. Love it!