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Bridges

(September, 2004)

David Gerhard

The Swinging Bridge in Wolseley, Saskatchewan.

Elizabeth Gentile

The Walking Bridge at Wykagyl

New Rochelle, New York, USA

11:45am Eastern Standard Time, 20 September 2004

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The "Bud" Winter Bridge awaits golfers as they tee off for the 12th hole at Wykagyl Country Club in New Rochelle, New York. Walkers are treated to a scenic 75 yard (68.5 meter) walk across a deep hollow from tee to fairway. At the highest point golfers look down about 35 feet (10.6 meters) - glad that their shot flew far over the deep gully they are now traversing.

The bridge, designed by Winter, a club member for 32 years until his death in 1974, is a handsome structure made of thick wooden planks with steel supports that are set into large concrete feet on the ground. It is interesting to note that the long rubber mat which covers the walkway was at one time a conveyor belt from an old coal mine.

Bud Winter's inspiration has been used and appreciated and admired by thousands of golfers over the years including the professionals of the LPGA Tour. The Wykagyl CC golf course is a beautiful layout - it has been a tour stop for many years as well as host to many local prestigious professional and amateur events in the New York Area.

Thank you to my friends Cheryl Anderson and Ben Hoffhine of Wykagyl for their help in this project.

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Hardware: Nikon D70, 18-70mm Nikkor Lens, 512 CF, Jasper Engineering Pano Head, Bogen Tripod

Software: Photoshop CS, Panotools Plug-ins, Realviz Stitcher 3.5.1, Quicktime Pro

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