Margaret Bridge, Danube River, Sunset, Budapest, Hungary
© Lucie Debelkova/Huber/eStock Photo
We're seeing the sun set from the midpoint of the Margaret Bridge between Buda in the west and Pest in the east. Spanning the glassy Danube to link the two titular banks of Budapest, this second-oldest of the Hungarian capital's eight bridges (after the Széchenyi Chain Bridge) was built in 1876 from a design by Ernest Goüin. That name ring a bell? Probably not, but if it does, maybe you glanced it on another wrought-iron riverside landmark: He's one of the 72 French engineers and scientists whose names are etched in the Eiffel Tower.
奥卡万戈河流
一张邮票照片
布达佩斯的黄昏
横跨多瑙河
在老西区漫步
令人眼花缭乱的灯塔
焕然一新的遗迹
爱尔兰岛屿废墟