Thursday, August 04, 2005
bridge views
Erasmus bridge:
from the Northern quai (Boompjes)
linking the historically older Northern half of the city
to the relatively newer Southern half
looking out from the bridge to the West towards the harbour
on the left some flats on the outer edge of the Katendrecht peninsula, located between the two halves of the city
beginnings of the Northern half of the city
a street named Boompjes (little trees)
with tourist boat rushing by
further east, to the right with Noordereiland
in the background the red Willem's bridge
a look to the far away Queen's bridge
the Willem's bridge
Willem's brigde:
seen from the Northern quai
a view to the West into the harbour,
with the Euromast in the background at the very right
Queen's bridge
no longer in use
formerly for train-traffic

linking the historically older Northern half of the city
to the relatively newer Southern half

on the left some flats on the outer edge of the Katendrecht peninsula, located between the two halves of the city
to the very right the Euromast
an icon of the city built right after WW II
an icon of the city built right after WW II

a street named Boompjes (little trees)
with tourist boat rushing by

in the background the red Willem's bridge


Willem's brigde:


with the Euromast in the background at the very right
Queen's bridge

formerly for train-traffic