The attractive convict built sandstone bridge at Ross in Central Tasmania, floodlit at night
The small village of Ross in central Tasmania is one of a number of convict built towns with a number of historic sandstone buildings. The bridge at Ross is one of the more attractive sandstone bridges and is still the main traffic route into the village.
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Location: Ross, Tasmania, Australia
Photo credit: © David Foster / Alamy / Afripics
License: Royalty Free
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