Forth Bridge Review

The Foss Bridge is one of Edinburgh's main roads to the Highlands. After crossing the bridge, the scenery is the continuous hills (I really feel that the mountains are not high, so I call them hills) and canyons. When I come back from the Highlands, I park here with a landscape platform that is very suitable for taking pictures. There seems to be a toilet next to it. I didn't use it. No special impression, there should be an open-air cafe later, the view is great

The Forth Bridge is a very animal-friendly bridge structure, the bridge has a long history and is an important transportation hub, passing on the bridge can see some scenery along the coast, the design of the bridge is also very unique, is a very important hub here.

Looking at the world's largest steel bridge. Foster Bridge. The evening scene surrounded by seagulls in Jay Chou's MV. Clearly, it was just right. This time, there was no regret. I did not wander around all the signs I wanted to go to. I bought everything. The only one who came to the hotel shortly after the wrong turn saw Rowling's elephant cafe when she wrote about Harry Potter. In the dark, everything just happened. Just right.

After leaving Blackneys Castle, we took a deliberate detour through a small town to enjoy the scenery under this magnificent bridge. As a world cultural heritage, the Fox Bridge is said to be the second longest multi-span cantilever bridge in the world. The railway bridge was opened in 1890 and still operates passenger and freight trains. In the era of railway as the main means of long-distance land transportation, the Fox Bridge was a milestone in the history of bridge design and construction.

Foster Bridge - "Forth Railway Bridge, the first steel bridge in the world, was approved to be included in the World Heritage List in 2015. The railway bridge was opened in 1890 and still operates passenger and freight trains. In the era of railway as the most important means of long-distance land transportation, the Foss Bridge is a milestone in the history of bridge design and construction. Designers acknowledge that the structural system of the bridge evolved from China's wooden cantilever (Quechao Bridge). The most thrilling scene of Hitchcock's film "Thirty-nine Steps" is now on the Foster Bridge.

Passing through the Fusi Bridge, the bridge is 2.5 kilometers long. It looks very spectacular from afar. Zhou Dong MV used to take a view here. Everyone imitated it one after another. Unfortunately, the angle and weather can't make us take an aesthetic picture of Zhou Dong. ,