#Harbor Bridge

[myhughniverse]

Kylie Minogue - via social media - "Oh hiii Sydney! Oh, and hi Harbour Bridge and, oh hi Opera House! 😲🥰Australia Crown Sydney WOW!"

[seniouesbabes]

Lily Maymac 🌸🍒💋🌸 I 🫶🏼 Sydney

[alwaysbewoke]

always on time.

[emo-daryl]

Norman Reedus characters as CATS! 🐱 (screenshots from my twt)

[tabletopresources]

Bridge of the Three Brothers by David Metzger

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[emaadsidiki]

Eiffel Tower's Elegance in Every Frame.

[arctic-hands]

Baltimore friends, are we okay?

[boatporn]

What a perfect lil sloop.

[voca1ion]

New York Harbor was once bustling with life and activity. Most of this activity has left with the deindustrialization of the city and rise of containerization. Most former shipping piers are used as parks or recreational space now if they exist at all.

[brooklynbridgebirds]

Great Blue Heron, Ring-billed Gulls, and others on pilings at sunset. Brooklyn Bridge Park, Pier 1

[thoughtartistry]

Sunset on the harbor. ⚓️

[pocketdays]

Cádiz, Junio 2024

[nickdewolfarchive]

boston, massachusetts 1973

aerial

photograph by nick dewolf https://www.flickr.com/photos/dboo/44957343804

[nocternalrandomness]

A new 2023 Boeing 737-8 Max crosses the taxiway bridge at Phoenix Sky Harbor during delivery

[deadlifts-and-deadlines]

First off. The Baltimore bridge collapse is absolutely fucking horrifying and so sad. Just truly tragic. I honestly believe it was a true engineering failure with the ship. So scary and unfortunate, but my (limited) understanding is that this happens a lot with big ships, they’re just usually not in a harbor when this happens so they communicate with the ships around them until they can regain power and right their course.

But. As someone whose “Roman empires” are container ships and bridge/structural collapses… I have basically spent the last 24 hours on Reddit like 😮🤯🥹😱

[istandonsnowpiles]

Casino in the Highways