Whaur's This Double Brig Then?

aRTy_Hexhead · Apr 28, 2013

Been over this so many times, hadn't realised what was below.

Big Jets · Apr 28, 2013

Rumbling Brig,i think :beerjug:

Den · Apr 28, 2013

Rumblin Bridge

Edit: Beaten by BJ

aRTy_Hexhead · Apr 28, 2013

6 mins!! Well done.

Evidently '1st bridge' was a slab of stone across the chasm for pedestrians.
1713 lower bridge built.
1816 replaced with the one we all now use - to reduce the gradients down and up from the 1713 bridge.

Saw this on an old 'Escape to The Country' from Perthshire - they were looking at houses to the North of Perth - so not much help with my Google searches. And it took me more than 6 mins believe me!!

Den · Apr 28, 2013

Next time, park, and have a climb down. Its quite impressive. There is a path if yer a sissy.

mcinlb · Apr 29, 2013

aRTy_Hexhead said:
6 mins!! Well done.

Evidently '1st bridge' was a slab of stone across the chasm for pedestrians.
1713 lower bridge built.
1816 replaced with the one we all now use - to reduce the gradients down and up from the 1713 bridge.

Saw this on an old 'Escape to The Country' from Perthshire - they were looking at houses to the North of Perth - so not much help with my Google searches. And it took me more than 6 mins believe me!!

Oh, I thought the lower brig was for Hogwarts pupils only

aRTy_Hexhead · Apr 29, 2013

Den said:
Next time, park, and have a climb down. Its quite impressive. There is a path if yer a sissy.

I did, that's how I got these photos.

Used the panorama function on my phone camera to get it all in.

It's a 125 foot drop!

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