Annan
Posted in Bridges, Trips at 20:30 on 5 August 2020
Annan is a town in Dumfries and Galloway. It is named for the river which runs through it:-
That bridge is well-proportioned:-
View from bridge looking north:-
Somewhere in the park beyond is the remains of Robert Bruce’s motte and bailey castle:-
A statue of Bruce adorns the Town Hall:-
The Town Hall itself from a different angle:-
This is the view south from the bridge. Another bridge (a footbridge) can be seen to top centre right:-
We walked down to get a closer look (and eventually walked over it):-
The footbridge gave a good view of the old railway bridge over the River Annan. the railway is now disused:-









