Yesterday was one of the few days in February where I felt not only able but even compelled to run outside. A sunny day with a temperature at 0C was delightful. My route took me through Victoria Park, a gem of sanctuary just west of downtown Kitchener. I was originally going to cross this footbridge to take a picture of the snow-covered bandstand, but then I looked up and this little Victorian fancy caught my eye.
Here’s a close up.
It turns out that the bridge is something of an architectural rarity, not only as one of the oldest metal bridges in Canada, but as the only known example of a cantilever structure being used on a small scale. Bridge connoisseurs, apparently, think this bridge is kind of a big deal.
