日本語で書いたのに、なぜか英語に翻訳されています
　直し方がわからないので、とりあえずこれはここのまま､､､これはこれで一興？
　

　This bridge was previously featured on Facebook and I had been wanting to see it during a stargazing expedition.

　This abandoned railway bridge over a canal seems to have had tracks extending all the way to an iron ore mine.
　The tracks have now been removed and only the bridge girders remain.

　For most people, this photo may seem odd, but for bridge lovers, it's interesting.

　There is a square, particularly rusty spot
　. It is believed that a cast iron bridge plate once stood here.
　This area has not been painted, so it is likely that someone removed the plate and the corrosion progressed rapidly.

　There are mainly railway bridges, road bridges, and water pipe bridges, but I am not an expert on railway bridges, so I was very interested to see how they are done on railways.

　This is a structure where holes are drilled and riveted, but is this really okay?

　It must have been at least 50 years since it was built, but looking closely, it looks like it can still be used as a bridge.