View of a pedestrian suspension bridge over the River Ness on the outskirts of Inverness. The structure of the bridge is framed through the branches of a tree. I believe that this is the Infirmary Bridge, but not confirmed.
This bridge is a wonderful suspension bridge over the River Ness in Inverness, a pedestrian suspension bridge. The bridge was constructed in the year 1881 and has had repairs done on various parts over the years, replacing various parts of the structure such as the cables, the anchorages, and the deck. The main span of the bridge is 61 m, and the bridge is very similar to the Greig Street Bench.