Today I combine two memes in one post. I will add Bridges Between into My World Tuesday.
This brigde is located in Trondheim connecting the city center and Nedre Elvehavn.
The bridge is crossing the river Nidelven. In Trondheim we like to call this bridge Blomsterbrua, The Flower Bridge. Because in the summertime there are lots of flowers planted out along the hand rail on both sides.
Behind the bridge you can see a part of Rica Nidelven Hotel.
Here you are looking towards Nedre Elvehavn and Solsiden Shopping center.For more Bridges, please visit RuneE.
Some minutes away from the Flower Bridge you will find Nidaros Cathedral.
This wonderful cathedral was built between 1070 and 1300.
That's quite a church Ivar. You've captured it well. I can't help but wonder how old some of the grave stones are since the church is so old. I'll bet they all died from freezing to death ... lol!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bridge as well. I'm assuming it is a foot bridge? I can only imagine how wonderful it must look with flowers lining each side. It must be a lot of work to take care of them all!
Sharon
Er den broen ganske ny? Den ser slik ut i hverfall. Kan tenke meg at den er et vakkert syn om sommeren. Slettens ikke værst nå heller. Og kirken er like fin året rundt. Jeg har vært der og tror jeg har noen bilder på bloggen min også. Men så fine bilder som du har er det ikke så mange som får til. :-)
ReplyDeletegreat series of shots of both the bridge and the cathedral which is truly an architectural gem.
ReplyDeleteas always i so enjoy your blog.
erin
Det er morsomt å se at man har tatt i bruk moderne materialer i brobygging, men samtidig klart å gjøre det estetisk bra. Vi gleder oss til er "blomsterbilde"!
ReplyDeleteNidarosdomen er alltid vakker! Ta den med så ofte du kan.
OOOOW iVAR I really am impressed by your ( and RuneE) brides , i love the size and reflections in the water, nice my world.
ReplyDeleteMyWORLD in HOLLAND is cold with frozen canals and a windmill, or maybe do you like skating? Or watch my CROWM-story:) smile!
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JoAnn/HOLLAND
Awesome photos. All of them are great.
ReplyDeleteThe bridge shots are lovely, but I really, really love that cathedral. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteOoh - I look forward to seeing photos of that bridge in the summer!
ReplyDeleteAll beautiful photos!
The cathedral is magnificent, especially with the way you caught the light on it.
ReplyDeleteI hope you'll show us the bridge again when there are flowers o it. ;-)
Å ja Ivar, den broen var en av mine først bro innlegg. Dog tatt en sen nattetime, men du for en spennende form den har.
ReplyDeleteVakre bilder som vanlig, også av byens stolthet.
Glemte helt broer denne dagen jeg dsverre, men kommer vel flere anledninger.
...kan du ikke `sjå innom, trøng råd sjø`...please...
What fabulous and beautiful places. I love the curve of the bridge. The cathedral is fantastic. One must wonder if they are so spectacular or if you capture them so well that they are. I think they must be incredible, but not every picture would show them as such as yours do.
ReplyDeleteIvar: What a neat capture of the bridge and the church from your world.
ReplyDeleteHow have you been doing?
What a wonderful worldl!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots of the bridges and the cathedral.
ReplyDeleteLovely bridge and what a beauty of a building too.
ReplyDeleteDette var meget flotte bilder Ivar.
ReplyDeleteSer det er mange flotte motiv som må fanges når vi er i Trondheim neste gang.
Dette var et pent knippe med flotte bilder Ivar! :o)
ReplyDeleteNå gleder jeg meg til å se om du "jukser" eller ikke med bilde nr seks i mappe seks, hehe.
Norway is filled with so much beauty both natural and man made. I'm glad I get to see them here in Your World post.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing cathedral, reminds me a little of Notre Dame. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteExcellent photo studies, as always. I'm just a little surprised that the river is isn't frozen over.
ReplyDeleteYou have some amazing captures. I love this Cathedral. Thanks for sharing your world.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week. Smiles B
The bridge is so different, I have not seen such a structure before.
ReplyDeleteWow I like the bridge and everything that is over at the end of the bridge. There's sure a lot of snow where you are. Love the snow on the roof and the church have so beautiful architectural designs. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThese are just magnificent.
ReplyDeleteHi Ivar! The first csthedral pic is the 'money shot' here, awesome, with the sun and that little hint of fence in the bottom corner. Nice shot of the detail also. And the curve of that bridge surely does carry the eye.
ReplyDeleteWhen are you going to get some real snow there? Michigan way has you beat, haha.
Oh, i like the angle on the 3rd bridge pic. Nice shot! The facade of the Cathedral looks so fascinatng and to think it is very old.
ReplyDeleteWow that's a glorious facade on the church Ivar, As ever your pictures continue to inspire me, so welcome to my blogroll!
ReplyDeleteI love bridge photos and you are the master of photography. The Cathedral really draws you in wanting to see more and the bridge is so inviting. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are always intriguing, Ivar! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteNorwegian-Swedish greetings from West Africa,
Esther
Stunning collection of images Ivar. The last image of the bridge is such a pleasing composition. So is the 1st image of the Cathedral.
ReplyDeleteAmazing views of your part of the world, I really like the cathedral.
ReplyDeleteGosh, I'm impressed by the architecture of the area. WOW... I would be feeling like royalty living in such an environment! It's stunning!
ReplyDeleteYour photography is outstanding!
Hei:) Har akkurat vært på Rica hotell med noen malerier til galleriet. Fikk ikke fotografert rundt der i dag, men langs kanalene istedet.
ReplyDeleteFlotte bilder, og da spesielt de som speiler seg i vann:-)
Her kunne du minsanten putta inn enda ett meme: Blomsterbrua hadde vel vært super for "Today`s flower" ;)
ReplyDeleteFlotte bilder fra Tondheim. Vi har liksom alltid bare kjørt forbi. Vi snakket om å stoppe sist, men da ar det festival i byen, og vi fant ut at det sikkert var sånn passe kaos. Men NESTE gang - da.... Du gjør iallefall en knalljobb som turissjef ;)
Hi Ivar! Stunning photos as usual!
ReplyDeleteSeveral years ago I was in Trondheim where I visited among other places Nidaros Cathedral. I enjoyed seeing this beautiful historical place.
these are absolutely magnificent!
ReplyDeleteIvar, this cathedral is really very nice!!
ReplyDeleteNice series. From the look of things appears things are warming up (no ice on the water) in comparison to your prior posts. Blue Skies.
ReplyDeleteWhat can I possibly add to all these positive and true comments? Plus post pictures of the bridges in summer with flowers, that's all.
ReplyDeleteA phenomenal photo of the Nidaros Cathedral. Keep these photos coming!
ReplyDeleteI love the photo of the cathedral that has the sun peeking through the trees. You have captured a very lovely, soft mood. Beautiful, beautiful cathedral. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThe cathedral is magnificent.
ReplyDeleteNorway certainly has some graceful bridges - a credit to the architects. And I am amazed at the workmanship in the old churches of Europe. You have captured some fabulous images!
ReplyDeleteThat is quite a catch of atmosphere, Ivar! Very well done!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a nice but cold day in your world. ;-) I especially like the church photos. I love the architecture.
ReplyDeletePaz
Ivar,
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your new Mac and welcome!!
I am sure you will love it!! My internet has been VERY slow again,so it took me some time to load your blog, but it was worth the wait...
Cheers,
Scotty
I love the cathedral and other historic buildings - has to do with my love for art. Since you photographed bridges, you might like my blogpost: Adventures of an artist: bridges (it's about bridges in China).
ReplyDeleteI have no skill in photography, but painting is something else, haha - cheers, jeannette
By the way, some people can't find me, because my profile pic is not on my comment - what do i need to do to add my profile pic (I do have one), so people can click on it, and it will take to my blog?
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Many thanks! Jeannette St Germain
Jeg er såå imponert over hvor flotte bilder du tar.Dette var en fantastisk serie av kjempefine bilder.
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