29 May 2010 - Those who know me a bit better know that I like bridges (see my blog about Hong Kong's Stonecutters Bridge). In Amsterdam, we have lots of beautiful bridges too. One of my favorites are the two red bridges connecting the peninsulas of Borneo and Sporenburg in the Eastern Docklands. The bridges are only accessible for pedestrians and cyclists (very Dutch) and span a total of more than 93 meters. The bridges are real works of art with their spectacular shape and bending railings. It looks a bit like snake wrestling in the sky - so some locals call it the Anaconda Bridge..
Anaconda Bridge
29 May 2010 - Those who know me a bit better know that I like bridges (see my blog about Hong Kong's Stonecutters Bridge). In Amsterdam, we have lots of beautiful bridges too. One of my favorites are the two red bridges connecting the peninsulas of Borneo and Sporenburg in the Eastern Docklands. The bridges are only accessible for pedestrians and cyclists (very Dutch) and span a total of more than 93 meters. The bridges are real works of art with their spectacular shape and bending railings. It looks a bit like snake wrestling in the sky - so some locals call it the Anaconda Bridge..
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