A view of the Southport Swing Bridge, a historic metal swing bridge connecting Southport Island to the mainland in Boothbay, Maine, shown in a sideways position. The bridge spanning Townsend Gut was constructed in 1939 and is reputed to be one of Maine's few remaining swing bridges. The bridge is oriented diagonally, emphasizing its unique design and structure. Its weathered blue color stands out against the lush greenery and bright blue sky surrounding it. Below, calm waters reflect the bridge, enhancing the tranquil atmosphere. Small boats can be seen passing beneath, highlighting the vibrant maritime activity in the area. The scene captures the bridge in its open position, showcasing its functionality as both a critical crossing point and a scenic landmark.
For todayโs #BlueskyArtShow theme of #sideways - A view of the historic Southport Swing Bridge, a rare gem among Maine's swing bridges, built in 1939, connects Southport Island to the mainland as it elegantly turns sideways over Townsend Gut.
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