Left a fisherman watches a motorboat pass on a September morning.  The sandy beaches on the north bank near the bridge are a popular hangout for fishers regardless of season or weather.  The exposed roots in the foreground are a reminder of the river's flooding capabilities.

Right an unidentified person
stands under the bridge,
looking across the river on
a day so murky the opposite
shore is just a gray stripe. 
The pylons, tagged with graffiti,
give an urban feel to the
natural beauty of
the river area.

Left  the serene look at the center span is framed by a fallen tree on the north bank.  The stripped tree's roots are still attached - a sign of soil erosion.

Right the looming towers
of the bridge fade into a wintery fog.  The bridge looks the same as it did decades ago.