Moving Stills 50 – a Stone Bridge

by Chris Butterworth on January 30, 2009

in Photoblogging

The completed pedestrian bridge across 59th Avenue (and completed new roads) at Thunderbird Conservation Park in Glendale. The finished project looks great, and is much safer with wider, divided roads and bike lanes in each direction. Moving Stills 5 shows the bridge and roads under construction (click the photo below).

You can read the rules for a Moving Stills post and learn how the series came to be by reading my initial post in the series – Moving Stills 1.

Your doing some hiking in Thunderbird Conservation Park under perfect weather Realtor,

Chris Butterworth

Chris Butterworth is: Realtor. Analyst. Husband. Father. Writer. Amateur Photographer. Triathlete. Soccer Dad. Big fan of technology, efficiency, and the Arizona Wildcats.

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