Through the bridge, Brixham Road
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Through the bridge, Brixham Road
Image: © Tom Jolliffe Taken: 5 May 2010
The passer-by asked, "What is there to photograph on this bridge? Are you taking photographs of graffiti?" A good question, which received an honest answer which seemed to satisfy my interrogator, whose job it was to remove graffiti. Are these municipal colours designed to be largely inoffensive and to blend into the background? It is a relatively large structure, though, and not easy to hide. Here we spy on the traffic making its way out of Brixham on the ring road.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.421545
Longitude
-3.58781