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On a fog-bound day, and with holiday plans curtailed this year, I thought a compilation of holiday snaps might be in order. 
To give it a theme, they've all got a bridge in the photo, and to make it more interesting, no captions yet.

 

So, name that bridge: 1 point for the location and half a point for just the country.
No prizes, but captions will be added in a day or so...

 

1:

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3:

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6:

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The answers (look away now if you haven't played yet)

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 Kalte Rinne viaduct near Semmering, Austria

2 Despite looking a bit Paris Metro in style, this is Horta metro station in Brussels, Belgium

3 Luxembourg city, an international train to Liège. These are apparently no longer formed of a Luxembourg loco with 4 Belgian coaches, but EMUs now

4 Moresnet viaduct, Belgium, but very near the 3-country border of Belgium/Netherlands/Germany. You can hear 4 languages in a 10-km circle round there

5 Den Haag/The Hague, NL, where the local tram/metro system runs across the mainline terminus platforms

6 Hornberg in the Black Forest, Germany

7 Lovers' locks on the Rhine bridge, Köln/Cologne, Germany

8 Müngsten viaduct near Wuppertal, Germany, highest rail bridge in Germany

9 Wernigerode in the Harz Mountains, Germany

10 Brusio spiral viaduct, in an Italian-speaking part of Switzerland, with the Bernina Express

11 Hospental near Andermatt, Switzerland, with the Glacier Express

12 Schöllenen Gorge, Devil's Bridge, near Andermatt, Switzerland - downhill to Göschenen and the classic north-south Gotthard route, uphill to Andermatt for the east-west MGB

 

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