The Vedder Crossing Bridge (1948) is still in use today...
here the river makes an interesting name change...
on east side of the bridge the river is called the Chilliwack River
and on the west side, the Vedder River.
I am not a fisherwoman : ),
but this is a very well known popular fishing area.
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Now, I didn't know that Nell. I wonder why it is 2 different names. There must be a story behind this. ;)
ReplyDeleteLook at all the little birds in your last shot...they almost looked like the rocks. I really had to look close to know they were birds!
ReplyDeleteMust be fast running to keep the ice from forming as it has been so cold...lovely photos..Michelle
ReplyDeleteIt's fun to have a look at the wonderful surroundings you are living in from so far away.
ReplyDeleteMagdalena
wow! great shots for Cool Clicks ~ Bridges are always so fascinating and photogenic ~
ReplyDeleteCarol of A Creative Harbor ^_^
The blue hues are fantastic in that 2nd shot♫ My Cool Clicks effort: http://lore-eleven.blogspot.com/2013/01/curve-here.html
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures Nell. I've never visited the Vedder Crossing Bridge but since I live in BC it does look intriguing and inviting.
ReplyDeleteI'm really enjoying visiting everyone from the GYB Party. Lots more places to see but it truly is a great way of meeting new friends. Hope you will drop by and say hello.
Wow...that river looks like it is moving very fast! Thanks for stopping by Cool Clicks today and linking up. Hope to 'see' you again soon.
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