So, today, I am pleased to continue that long tradition, with pictures of one of the most weird bollards I've ever seen.
The pictures don't really do it justice, so some explanation, to give a sense of scale, is in order. The bollard is placed to prevent vehicle access to a bridge. The main platform of the bridge is about 8 feet across, and the side walls about 5 feet tall. The 'normal' handrails show how much higher the bridge sides are!
It's not just the 'outline' shape that intrigued me, but the 'fluting' down one side. It's a piece of art masquerading as a bollard, hidden down a footpath where (relatively) few people will see, and even less appreciate, it.
So, ladies and gentleman, the bollard!
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2 comments:
Why put it in front of a pefab steel bridge? Nice wooden bridge or 'arty' bridge yeah,, maybe but....
It's actually a wooden surface and sides, like deckboards.
Pics - taken on a gloomy day using a low-res phone camera - don't do it justice.
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