Pudding Creek Trestle
by Marnie Patchett
Title
Pudding Creek Trestle
Artist
Marnie Patchett
Medium
Photograph - Photograph
Description
Pudding Creek Trestle in Fort Bragg, California. I shot this out of my "ocean view" hotel room window, I love the reflection of the bridge on the water. Pudding Creek Beach lines the creek before it goes under the trestle and out into the Pacific Ocean.
The Pudding Creek Trestle was made during construction of the Ten Mile Railroad in 1915 which brought wood from a logging area 10 miles North down into the town proper. In order to cross Pudding Creek the Trestle was built and it was used until 1949. The bridge itself is 527 feet long and 44 feet high with 34 uprights in it. It was rebuilt in 2007 and is now only for pedestrian traffic, and is an alternate route for pedestrians and bicyclists to get into town.
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October 9th, 2016
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Cheryl Rose
Wow, the greenery in the foreground and the lines of the trestle and reflections are stunning ... and then the waves out in the ocean. A visually very pleasing composition!! l/f
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