(Apologies for the soap-box moment)
Monday, July 5, 2010
The Go Between Bridge
(Apologies for the soap-box moment)
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Here is the Go Between Bridge. It's a 4-lane toll bridge linking South Brisbane with Coronation Drive with free cycling and walking paths and it opens today. I'm not a big fan of it. I don't think it will reduce traffic much and I think the design is boring. There. I've said my piece.
(Apologies for the soap-box moment)
Photos from in and around the capital of Queensland, Australia.
(Apologies for the soap-box moment)
THANKS FOR VISITING!
search this blog for....
Abandoned Shopping Trolleys
(4)
aboriginal
(22)
advertising
(6)
Annerley
(1)
architecture
(78)
art
(212)
Ascot
(4)
Auchenflower
(2)
Australia for Beginners
(6)
backpackers
(1)
balloons
(13)
Bardon
(1)
Bars
(14)
bay islands
(6)
Big Issue Vendors
(5)
birds
(19)
birthday
(5)
Bokeh
(5)
books
(2)
botanical gardens
(17)
Bowen Hills
(5)
bridges
(93)
Brighton
(1)
Brizzy backyards
(10)
Brookfield
(8)
Bulimba
(6)
Bunya Mountains
(4)
Burnett Lane
(7)
CBD streets
(51)
CBD views
(76)
charity
(3)
Christmas
(17)
clouds
(85)
comedy
(8)
community
(28)
construction
(41)
Coorpooroo
(2)
cycling
(10)
dams
(2)
dance
(14)
Destruction
(13)
doorways
(14)
Dutton Park
(4)
earth hour
(3)
easter
(2)
events
(95)
factories
(8)
fairfield
(1)
family
(8)
Famous Brisbanites
(1)
fashion
(3)
feet
(6)
Fig Tree Pocket
(1)
fireworks
(6)
fitness
(9)
flood
(39)
flora
(117)
food
(74)
Fortitude Valley
(28)
gardening
(8)
gay
(4)
Gold Coast
(3)
GoMA
(29)
Graceville
(2)
graffiti
(44)
greek
(10)
green
(7)
Greenslopes
(1)
grooming
(1)
hands
(12)
Highgate Hill
(16)
history
(10)
hotels
(1)
Houses
(29)
In the style of
(3)
Inala
(9)
insects
(8)
interesting design
(4)
Jacarandas
(11)
Kangaroo Point
(15)
Kurilpa Derby
(5)
Lamington
(1)
libraries
(9)
MAMILs
(6)
market
(35)
MaryAnne's photos
(5)
memorials
(15)
Milton
(19)
Moggill
(1)
monthly theme days
(40)
Moorooka
(3)
Mount Glorious
(1)
moustaches
(2)
Mt Coot-tha
(45)
Murarrie
(3)
museums
(2)
music
(50)
New Farm
(15)
Newstead
(7)
Nightclubs
(2)
Not Brisbane
(25)
not-so-wild life
(19)
ocean
(16)
Paddington
(1)
paperwork
(2)
Parks
(29)
people
(109)
picking a fight
(4)
play
(45)
poetry
(4)
police
(4)
politics
(30)
pollution
(7)
Prison
(1)
Q150
(5)
qag
(4)
Queenslanders
(36)
Radio
(1)
rainbow
(4)
Red Hill
(10)
Redcliffe
(2)
religion
(15)
restaurants
(45)
river
(97)
Rocklea
(2)
rusty stuff
(5)
Sandgate
(1)
Sandra's photos
(7)
schools
(17)
Seven Hills
(1)
Seventeen Mile Rocks
(1)
shadow shot sunday
(6)
shops
(57)
Shorncliffe
(3)
signs
(56)
skywatch friday
(82)
Slacks Creek
(1)
south bank
(72)
south brisbane
(23)
sport
(60)
Spring Hill
(16)
St. Lucia
(9)
statues
(5)
storm
(9)
story bridge
(25)
strangers
(6)
Sunshine Coast
(5)
Swimming Pools
(9)
Teneriffe
(3)
The Gap
(4)
theatre
(10)
through the window
(8)
Toombul
(1)
Toowong
(7)
transport
(73)
TSBs
(61)
TV
(25)
ugly
(5)
ukelele
(7)
UQ
(5)
weather
(80)
weekend reflections
(4)
West End
(199)
while you were sleeping
(2)
wildlife
(50)
Windsor
(2)
WJB Projections
(13)
Woolloongabba
(21)
Yeronga
(2)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2010
(330)
-
▼
July
(31)
- Panorama of Brisbane, 1880
- "Here comes a person - freeze!"
- I am, you are, we are Australian!
- River City Life
- Floral Gems
- I know those drawings!
- The Engine Room
- Sign me up!
- Ribbed for your (Skywatch Friday) pleasure!
- Now and Then
- Teneriffe Dock Bollard
- Happy Birthday, Powerhouse
- Private Poetry
- Loving Life!
- Traffic Stopping Art (number 48)
- A Woolly Blanket For The Moon
- Blue and Green
- Doorways of Brisbane
- Charcoal Yiros
- Bill Bailey
- George Street Kangaroos
- Rule Of Thirds
- Pastel Skywatch
- Canned Great Barrier Reef Turtle Soup, Anyone?
- N is for NAIDOC
- Let's See What's Through The Arched Window
- The Go Between Bridge
- One less way to Stick It To The Man...
- Vehicle Respray
- Ripple Skywatch
- July Theme Day: Reflections
-
▼
July
(31)
Travel the world, one blog at a time...
Some good blogs.
Followers
About Me
- cara
- I'm a Londoner living in West End in Brisbane since 2005. Irish blood, English heart, Aussie passport.
7 comments:
Love the name of this bridge.
I think it has taken "bland" to new heights! I'm looking at the bridge on my blog on Wednesday.
I like the perspective of your picture. It's hard not to like the bridge, based on just this image!
I am in Brisbane, Thanks for the image. I will have to go and have a look at this Monstrosity myself
how are the cycling and pedestrian areas demarcated?
There are 2 paths, one on either side of the main road. One is for cyclists and the other for pedestrians. The one that you can see in the picture is the city-side path which is for pedestrians and the one on the Toowong side is a 3.6 metre bike path.
I'm sure my fellow cyclist will disagree!
Post a Comment