Northwest Frame of Mind

20 responses to “Wordless Wednesday: Love Locks Over the Viaduct”

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   Oh, the Places We See

   January 28, 2015

   We saw lots of love locks in Russia, but here in the States? Thanks for sharing.

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      NW Frame of Mind

      January 28, 2015

      You’re welcome, Rusha. 🙂 I’ve seen plenty of photos from other countries but the bridges around here are usually pretty clear…

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   D’Arcy H

   January 28, 2015

   I’ve ever seen this done in he States! This is such a beautiful railing, I’d hate to see it covered in locks, though!

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      NW Frame of Mind

      January 28, 2015

      I agree, D’Arcy! The railing is wonderful and I really hope the locks don’t multiply.

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   anotherday2paradise

   January 28, 2015

   Only two locks? I hope there are more lovers than locks in your corner of the world. 🙂

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      NW Frame of Mind

      January 28, 2015

      The locks are definitely out numbered by lovers around here, Sylvia. 🙂

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   sukiesoriginal

   January 28, 2015

   I saw a few locks on the pedestrian bridge from Southbank in Melbourne last year, and it is now loaded up with hundreds of them – I’m sure those two will attract company soon enough!

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      NW Frame of Mind

      January 28, 2015

      I’m kind of afraid of that, Sukie. I hope they don’t spread too far and pull down the railing!

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         sukiesoriginal

         January 30, 2015

         I did read somewhere that a (presumably small!) bridge over the Seine fell down under the combined weight of hundreds of loving locks!:P

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         NW Frame of Mind

         January 30, 2015

         Oh no!

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   yprior1

   January 29, 2015

   what a cool pic – so unique and a little bit of tension for me – like the double iron has the ornate beauty mixed with the other kind of fence – then the road below – the water (?) – and the locks of course – but it is really the kind of picture that conjures up some wondering (at least for me)

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      NW Frame of Mind

      January 29, 2015

      It’s so much fun to hear how closely your thoughts about these photos match my own ideas, Yvette. 🙂 The contrasts between the ornate fence, the natural water, gritty road and potential story behind the locks are what drew me over to this part of the park. 🙂

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   Heyjude

   January 29, 2015

   That is one beautiful railing – I do hope the love locks don’t take off. They caused the railings in Paris to collapse and now they are going to be replaced with a glass barrier 😦

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      NW Frame of Mind

      January 29, 2015

      What a shame. 😦 I appreciate the sentiment behind the locks but the destruction of these beautiful sites makes me sad.

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   Amy

   January 29, 2015

   Great photo, Lisa! Glad only two locks here…

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      NW Frame of Mind

      January 29, 2015

      I’m glad too, Amy. Thanks for your nice comments!

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   simaroseblossom

   January 30, 2015

   Stunning shot! The composition of the photo is flawless.

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      NW Frame of Mind

      January 30, 2015

      Thank you!

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   dunelight

   February 2, 2015

   I’m with D’Arcy, it’s such an unusually lovely railing. I’d like to see the locks brighten a sad railing.

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      NW Frame of Mind

      February 2, 2015

      I’m glad you like it. 🙂 The railing is a pretty touch in a park filled with people in the middle of tough times and nowhere to live.

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