Drypool Bridge , Hull, UK

Hull is a City of two halves, connected by bridges over the River Hull. The current Drypool Bridge (named after the hamlet of Drypool on the East side) is a Scherzer lifting bridge that opened in 1961, replacing an earlier one that opened in 1889.
The bridge was painted to celebrate the mathematician John Venn (1834 - 1923) who devised the Venn diagram, and born in Hull, as part of the city's tenure of the UK City of Culture 2017 -2020.

[@derekmcmanus8615]

Looks like you got the rain! 😉

[@tracythomas132]

Yes, it rained most of the day

[@derekmcmanus8615]

@@tracythomas132 on and off here but heavy showers

[@HamsterQQ.]

Was this in great Yarmouth?

[@tracythomas132]

This is in Kingston upon Hull.

[@HamsterQQ.]

Oh because I recognize one of the other bridge that you looked at for like 2 seconds and it looked like the bridge in great Yarmouth

[@derekmcmanus8615]

Classic 60s architecture, they don't build them like that anymore...I'm fairly sure I've seen the design of the outer railings somewhere local

[@tracythomas132]

The bridge railings are fairly recent, as there has been a few people go over them accidentally, so the height was increased