Yesterday, I happened to visit Leroy-Merlin Saint Denis, to make some purchases for the renovation of my apartment. After having a visit in the shop, of Leroy-Merlin, I had some time for my next engagement. So, I decided to roam around the well developed ‘quartier’, to have a look on the world famous Stade-de-France and to know more about the area and the businesses. And, in this course I came across a moveable bridge.
This moveable bridge is built on a canal, which is not very far from Leroy-Merlin or the Stade-de-France. It might take 5-10 minutes walk from the Stade-de-France.
Though it had not been the first time I visited this canal, but it was the first time I saw the whole process. I saw the opening and closing of the bridge which did not last more than 10 minutes probably or so. Actually, I was busy in taking pictures, that I forgot about the time factor.
Here are the pictures of the bridge, and it will help you understand how it really happens!!
The engine of the bridge; it controls the movement of the bridge!
This is another pictures of the mechanism, controlling the movement of the bridge to let the ships and boats pass under it!!
Unfortunately, I had been a bit late and could not make the picture of the ship when it was passing from the place of the bridge. However in this photo you can see that the ship has passed, happily. You might be wondering, from where did I make this picture. Well, I had been standing on another bridge, which is higher and not removeable!!!
The moveable bridge is back on its original place! Soon, it will be open for traffic!
Here you see the barriers are opening up !! The people have already started to walk :)
Well in this picture - you can see that people have started to walk on the bridge. A car is also going on. And, after making this picture, I also started to move away :)
If you are interested to learn more about the moveable bridges, then you can visit the title of
moveable bridges at wikipidia.
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