WP_20170406_15_22_05_Pro (2)
Apr, 2017Views
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morayfirth123
June 04, 2017
its the craigmin bridge at letterfourie in moray and was orginally the small bridge but it wasnt useable so they had to build a bridge on top of the bridge so that the farmers etc could use it. On other photos you will see it has doors and rooms and it is said robert the bruce left his gold in one whilst going to battle.
timferry
October 27, 2017
Incredible looking structure! Brilliant discovery, makes for a super picture and even better story.
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It was taken at craigmin bridge at drybridge buckie, it is a bridge actually built on top of the first bridge as it was not big enough for the horse and carts and too low down. Inside the bridge you will see doors and I was told that bonnie prince Charlie and Robert the Bruce left their gold in there before going onto battle at Culloden.Time
About 3ish and its in a forest so light wasn't that greatLighting
Nothing really as natural light usedEquipment
just cameraInspiration
I always wanted to see it and finally made it up to see the bridge but the ground was too uneven to get any shots of it straight onEditing
noIn my camera bag
spare camera, batteries and sd cardFeedback
just go for it
