Sometimes you can find letters of the alphabet in the most unexpected places, such as in this rail bridge crossing the River Severn in Shrewsbury. What can you see?
Alphabet Bridge
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Wow you’ve excelled yourself with this one Jude. I enlarged the photo and stared and stared, then went to see what others had found!!! Well done Gilly I think you deserve an award…
She definitely does!
N’s, X’s and crooked M’s. Fun 😉
Thanks Sammy, I only saw a few letters to begin with, but the more you examine the photo (enlarged) the more you can find! I must stop before this becomes yet another obsession!
I know!! Hope all is well with you💖
Fine Sammy, thank you. Busy trying to sort out our move. Looks like it is happening at last! But all the things we need to sort out is stressing me. Wasn’t like this when I was younger and moved constantly!
Yes, we seemed more resilient in some ways when younger with moves. I hope it works out for you .
Just had a quick look Jude and I can see an “X” and “Z” and an upside down “N” though there may be more I’ve missed!
Lots more Rosemary! Have a look at Gilly’s comment. She is the queen!
Looking through the comments it appears some have a more creative vision than others Jude. I’m in for X, V, N and I think some Zs. With refreshments possibly the entire alphabet. 🙂
Some require the rotation of one’s head Sue! Or a cocktail or two 😉
What a clever interpretation of the theme Jude. It’s a lovely bridge too.
It looks rather nice in this photo (a little art effect applied). In reality I think it is quite ugly. But good for seeing letters of the alphabet!
decided I let you know what I saw before I read your comments…so as not to cheat 🙂 X, N, L, T…and if I squint I see a T 🙂
Yes, some are more obvious than others. The X and the N show up immediately, but then if you look at the panels it is also easy to spot H, F and E
T and I are sort of there in the uprights, but for Z and K and B and D you have to rotate your head to the left (or rotate the image I guess to the right!) Thanks for popping in Judy, haven’t seen you for ages – busy with the birds I expect 🙂
Great challenge, Jude, to encourage us to look for one thing inside of another. I see X and N clearly, but I’d have to work too hard to see the others! 🙂
X and N were the letters that made me post it. Only afterwards did I see other letters, but not as many as Queen of the Alphabet, Gilly 😀
Gilly has a lot of practice from writing all her haiku! 🙂
That’s true 🙂
XXX 🙂
Craning my neck in every direction to get all of the letters listed in the comments! I can get X N, M, W, U, I, L & T. Could be here for a while finding the rest 🙂