Puzzle Description:

A very simplified image of The Fourth Bridge. (near Edinburgh, Scotland)

#1: Roisin Clark (RC-bunny) on Apr 23, 2017 [SPOILER]

Another landmark that I see most days although I've not been over it in a while. It's a rail bridge spanning the firth of fourth connecting Edinburgh on the south side to the north. When I was young we would throw pennies from the window for luck, unsurprisingly the trains that cross it no longer have openable windows.

Pretty!

Nifty! Turns out, it's the Forth Bridge. ;)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forth_Bridge

and "Firth of Forth" is my new favorite phrase. :)

when I look at a map of the uk I think it looks a bit like a rabbit, the Firth of Fourth is the bit that cuts in to make its neck/chin area :)

Just remembers when I was little I thought people were saying "the fifth of fourth"

A rabbit is nicer than my husband's description. He says Scotland looks like Kermit getting his brains blown out.

I can see that now :/

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