A panoramic photograph taken from the Tamar Bridge between Cornwall and Devon, England, showing the Tamar Valley and the Royal Albert Bridge (aka the Brunel Bridge).

This photograph was taken by Tony Tapp and is used with his kind permission (see licence below). In fact this is a series of 24 photographs taken during breaks in the traffic (hence only two cars in the shot) which were then laced together. It was taken from the new pedestrian/cycle cantilever lane. fabiform | talk 15:38, 3 Feb 2004 (UTC)

Source: English Wikipedia, original upload 3 February 2004 by Fabiform

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