lived next to it for a few years, didn't recognize it, the trees have grown so much
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If you like aul' Scottish stone bridges check out this packhorse bridge
... I don't think I've ever seen a more untrustworthy bridge. I love it.
Also, would go fantastically on !historyruins@piefed.social !
there must be so much insect wildlife in this picture
I can never decide if I'd prefer what we have now over what we had then. Certainly there's a great deal to be said about now, but..
But on the other hand the downsides are extremely not ideal at all whatsoever across virtually all time periods and I'm far more likely to suffer than not, given a random birth.
Man does society ever just get to you some times.
Rad photo.